. That will allow drivers to take their hands off the wheel and their eyes off the road, thanks to STLA AutoDrive technology.
The design of the cockpit, meanwhile, includes green materials, like recycled plastics, vegetable-tanned, suspended seats, and the exclusion of all chrome. That leads to intriguingchoices, like the heather dash pad and the textile-infused walnut flooring, which give the interior a modern and luxurious appeal.
At CES, visitors will be treated to a day in the life of a future Chrysler owner, starting with a “welcome” that plans an intelligent route for the day and handles autonomous driving, managing the charge status and the parking. Attendees can also experience the Chill, Zen, and Fun modes that create an in-car experience that allows occupants to create their own music while they are driven autonomously.
Chrysler plans to introduce its first all-electric vehicle in 2025 and will offer a fully-electrified lineup by 2028.