Chrysler is preparing to expand its limited U.S. lineup with the upcoming Airflow, a midsize crossover expected to start below $40,000. The new model will be part of Stellantis’ five-year product plan and will give Chrysler a much-needed second vehicle alongside the Pacifica. Unlike the original EV-focused Airflow concept, the production model is expected to offer gasoline, hybrid, and eventually fully electric powertrains.

The Airflow will use Stellantis’ new STLA One platform, which is designed to reduce production costs and support multiple powertrains. Expected options include a 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder, hybrid configurations, and a future battery-electric version. For fleets, the Airflow could provide a competitively priced crossover with several powertrain choices, allowing organizations to select gasoline, hybrid, or EV options based on operating needs and electrification goals.