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Filed under: Chrysler, Hybrid, Concepts,
Posted Monday, 14 January 2008 , 14:01:33 by:Angela
Elegant luxury design coupled with advanced hydrogen fuel cell Range-extended Electric Vehicle technology.
Chrysler`s concept for 2008 – the ecoVoyager – marries an elegant American design with fuel cell Range-extended Electric Vehicle technology.
"The 2008 Chrysler ecoVoyager concept vehicle celebrates the romance of automobile travel embodied in a four-door, four-passenger, distinctively American automobile of spirited design," said Greg Howell, principal ecoVoyager concept exterior designer. "While the ecoVoyager`s supple, flowing one-box shape is purposely designed to achieve aerodynamic efficiencies, it also pushes the Chrysler brand language in a new direction of `elegant simplicity,` by taking full advantage of the space normally occupied by a bulky conventional powertrain setup to drastically reduce the front overhang."
Featuring crisscrossing forms defined by hard lines with fluid intersections, the style vocabulary of the ecoVoyager embodies Chrysler`s harmonization of functional technology with beautifully-styled exteriors and interiors.
The Chrysler ecoVoyager concept was developed for customers wanting a travel experience on par with a private jet, but without a lot of fancy gadgetry. These customers seek three critical attributes: elegance, simplicity and serenity.
Chrysler ecoVoyager Concept Technology
The all-new Chrysler ecoVoyager`s wheels are driven by an electric motor, with power primarily supplied by a lithium-ion battery pack capable of satisfying a consumer`s typical daily commute of less than 40 miles.
The electric motor develops 200 kilowatts (268 horsepower), enabling acceleration from 0 to 60 mph in less than eight seconds. A regenerative braking system captures energy that would normally be lost and returns it to the battery, making the Chrysler ecoVoyager concept a very efficient and spacious vehicle.
The ecoVoyager takes advantage of a range extender – in this case, a small, advanced hydrogen fuel cell -- to extend the vehicle range for occasional long trips. With this advanced technology, the Chrysler ecoVoyager`s total range is greater than 300 miles, while no emissions – besides water vapor -- come from the tailpipe along the way.
With the entire propulsion system located below the ecoVoyager`s floor, space is maximized for utility of passenger and cargo.
Chrysler ecoVoyager Concept Specifications
Vehicle Type Range-extended Electric Vehicle (40-mile all-electric range with hydrogen fuel cell range extender)
Two-row seating, four-passenger
Weight and Dimensions
Weight/GVWR 2750 lbs./3500 lbs.
Length 191.2 inches/4856mm
Width at H-point 75.4 inches/1915mm
Height 63.0 inches/1600mm
Wheelbase 116.0 inches/2946mm
Couple 1-2 45.4 inches/1154mm
Front overhang 34.0 inches/864mm
Rear overhang 41.2 inhces/1046mm
Track front/rear 65.6 inches/1666mm
Approach angle 15.0 degrees
Departure angle 20.9 degrees
Turn circle 40 feet/12.2m
Maximum width 75.4 inches/1915mm
Powertrain and Suspension
Layout Front wheel drive
Motor Single electric
Power: 200 kW (268 hp)
Regenerative braking
Battery 16 kWh Li-ion battery pack
Range extender Hydrogen fuel cell, PEM 45kW
700bar (10,000psi) high pressure tanks
Suspension Front – MacPherson Strut
Rear – MacPherson Strut
Wheels and Tires
Tire size front/rear P235/45R22x8 30.3 inches/770mm
Tire manufacturer Goodyear
Color Scheme
Exterior Polar Ice Blue
Interior Dove Gray
Key Performance Attributes
0-60 mph 8.8 seconds
Standing ¼ mile 12.9 seconds
Top speed 115 mph
All-electric range 40 miles
Total range 300 miles
2008 Chrysler ecoVoyager concept review and pictures
Filed under: Chrysler, Hybrid, Concepts,
Posted Monday, 14 January 2008 , 14:01:33 by:Angela
Chrysler ecoVoyager concept review:
Elegant luxury design coupled with advanced hydrogen fuel cell Range-extended Electric Vehicle technology.
Chrysler`s concept for 2008 – the ecoVoyager – marries an elegant American design with fuel cell Range-extended Electric Vehicle technology.
"The 2008 Chrysler ecoVoyager concept vehicle celebrates the romance of automobile travel embodied in a four-door, four-passenger, distinctively American automobile of spirited design," said Greg Howell, principal ecoVoyager concept exterior designer. "While the ecoVoyager`s supple, flowing one-box shape is purposely designed to achieve aerodynamic efficiencies, it also pushes the Chrysler brand language in a new direction of `elegant simplicity,` by taking full advantage of the space normally occupied by a bulky conventional powertrain setup to drastically reduce the front overhang."
Featuring crisscrossing forms defined by hard lines with fluid intersections, the style vocabulary of the ecoVoyager embodies Chrysler`s harmonization of functional technology with beautifully-styled exteriors and interiors.
The Chrysler ecoVoyager concept was developed for customers wanting a travel experience on par with a private jet, but without a lot of fancy gadgetry. These customers seek three critical attributes: elegance, simplicity and serenity.
Chrysler ecoVoyager Concept Technology
The all-new Chrysler ecoVoyager`s wheels are driven by an electric motor, with power primarily supplied by a lithium-ion battery pack capable of satisfying a consumer`s typical daily commute of less than 40 miles.
The electric motor develops 200 kilowatts (268 horsepower), enabling acceleration from 0 to 60 mph in less than eight seconds. A regenerative braking system captures energy that would normally be lost and returns it to the battery, making the Chrysler ecoVoyager concept a very efficient and spacious vehicle.
The ecoVoyager takes advantage of a range extender – in this case, a small, advanced hydrogen fuel cell -- to extend the vehicle range for occasional long trips. With this advanced technology, the Chrysler ecoVoyager`s total range is greater than 300 miles, while no emissions – besides water vapor -- come from the tailpipe along the way.
With the entire propulsion system located below the ecoVoyager`s floor, space is maximized for utility of passenger and cargo.
Chrysler ecoVoyager Concept Specifications
Vehicle Type Range-extended Electric Vehicle (40-mile all-electric range with hydrogen fuel cell range extender)
Two-row seating, four-passenger
Weight and Dimensions
Weight/GVWR 2750 lbs./3500 lbs.
Length 191.2 inches/4856mm
Width at H-point 75.4 inches/1915mm
Height 63.0 inches/1600mm
Wheelbase 116.0 inches/2946mm
Couple 1-2 45.4 inches/1154mm
Front overhang 34.0 inches/864mm
Rear overhang 41.2 inhces/1046mm
Track front/rear 65.6 inches/1666mm
Approach angle 15.0 degrees
Departure angle 20.9 degrees
Turn circle 40 feet/12.2m
Maximum width 75.4 inches/1915mm
Powertrain and Suspension
Layout Front wheel drive
Motor Single electric
Power: 200 kW (268 hp)
Regenerative braking
Battery 16 kWh Li-ion battery pack
Range extender Hydrogen fuel cell, PEM 45kW
700bar (10,000psi) high pressure tanks
Suspension Front – MacPherson Strut
Rear – MacPherson Strut
Wheels and Tires
Tire size front/rear P235/45R22x8 30.3 inches/770mm
Tire manufacturer Goodyear
Color Scheme
Exterior Polar Ice Blue
Interior Dove Gray
Key Performance Attributes
0-60 mph 8.8 seconds
Standing ¼ mile 12.9 seconds
Top speed 115 mph
All-electric range 40 miles
Total range 300 miles
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