What We Know So Far

Summary

Chrysler is a brand long associated with luxury sedans but now that the familiar four-door full-size 300 is out of sight, the company is starting to think about what the electric sedan of the future might look like. Halcyon Concept is the first glimpse of that vision. It looks to be inspired by the Porsche Taycan in its sleek, low-slung styling but the Halcyon wears unique features that include rear hatch doors and flip-up roof panels that make getting in and out easier. The cabin is designed for four people with bucket seats all around. Because Halcyon imagines what it would be like if a car could drive itself, the steering wheel retracts and the glass roof and windshield double as a large augmented reality display for passenger entertainment. The rear-view infotainment display sits below the windshield and features a powerful AI voice assistant and extensive connectivity to other smart devices in your life. If all of this seems far-fetched, that’s exactly the point of a concept car: to explore new ideas and new design directions. If even some aspects of the Halcyon make it to production, that would still be a huge win for Chrysler.

What’s New for 2028?

If the Halcyon or something similar gets the green light for production, it will be a completely new model for Chrysler’s lineup. We’ve only seen this concept so far, so it’s hard to say exactly when a production version might appear or what it will be. We bet it will be several years before it is ready; expected to be the car of the year 2028.

Price and Which to Buy

Pricing for the 2028 Chrysler Halcyon is expected to start at $60,000 and go up to $70,000 depending on trim and options.