Chrysler has unveiled its ecoVoyager Concept, which has room for just four, but features a design with some minivan-like characteristics, including the seating position and individual bucket seats.
While it’s unclear if the ecoVoyager provides some clues to the future of the Voyager minivan, it has a short front end and hatch-like rear that hint to a van connection.
Like Chrysler ’s other concepts on display at the Detroit auto show this week, the ecoVoyager is built around some high-tech powertrain technology. The electric motor develops 200 kilowatts (268 horsepower) and has a range of 40 miles on battery power alone.
The ecoVoyager takes advantage of a range extender — in this case, a small hydrogen fuel cell — to extend the vehicle range for occasional long trips. With this technology, the Chrysler ecoVoyager’s total range is greater than 300 miles, while no emissions.
