- 1st Peek at Chrysler&#x27;s New Models - Ferrari Unveils Luce EV, Stock Takes a Hit - Ford Escape Going on UEV Platform - Hyundai and Kia Pickups Built at Same Plant - China Redefining Moore&#x27;s Law - Iran War Chops Auto Production - Tesla Changes FSD&#x27;s Name in China - Mercedes, BMW Rush to Catch Tesla FSD in EU - Waymo Suspends Freeway Driving - Xiaomi Loses $5,600 on Every Car

AD #4304 - 1st Peek at Chrysler's New Models; Ford Escape Going on UEV Platform; Xiaomi Loses $5,600 Per Car

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This is Autoline Daily, the show dedicated to enthusiasts of the global automotive industry. Stellantis sure showed us a lot last week about where it's headed in the future. In fact, it showed us too much to cover in Autoline Daily, so we'll be putting out a separate video with a lot more detail. But on today's show, let's look at what's happening with the Chrysler brand. Of course it's keeping the Pacifica minivan, but it's adding three crossovers.

One midsize, which will be called the Airflow, and two compacts called the Aero and Aero Cross. The Aero has a boxier rear end, while the Aero Cross has a slight fastback design. Except for the grille, the two of them are identical to the new Fiat Grizzly. They'll be based on an optimized version of the Stella Small Platform, and we believe the Aero Cross will be priced under $30,000.

Meanwhile, the midsize crossover called the Airflow will be based on the new Stella One platform, which we're pretty sure was mostly developed by Leap Motor. And there's the key to how Stellantis plans to feed all the brands in its lineup. The lesser brands will just get rebadged versions of the products from its key retail brands, which are Jeep, Ram, Fiat, and Peugeot.

Ferrari revealed its first electric vehicle, the Luce, which is also the company's first four-door, five-seater. It's built on a bespoke 800-volt platform and weighs 2,260 kilograms, or just under 5,000 pounds. But the Luce features four in-house developed electric motors, one at each wheel, which combine for up to 725 kilowatts or about 970 horsepower.

AD #4304 - 1st Peek at Chrysler's New Models; Ford Escape Going on UEV Platform; Xiaomi Loses $5,600 Per Car

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The candid version is on a podcast,
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AD #4304 - 1st Peek at Chrysler's New Models; Ford Escape Going on UEV Platform; Xiaomi Loses $5,600 Per Car

Read the full transcript

The candid version is on a podcast, not the earnings call.

The candid version is on a podcast,
not the earnings call.