00:00Welcome to the video from the Car Magazine Tuning Block about the Kressler-Hahn,
00:11an innovative concept vehicle that could represent the electric future of the Chrysler brand.
00:17With the Haljin, Kressler presents a non-production study that was designed as a sleek four-door coupe on the STLA large platform.
00:25This platform is designed for vehicles with a length of 4.8 to 5.110 meters,
00:32which suggests the dimensions of the little neck, although no exact details about the size were given.
00:39The vehicle impresses with an 800-volt architecture and lithium-sulfur batteries developed by Leiden.
00:47Particularly futuristic is that these batteries can be charged inductively while driving.
00:51The Haljin seems to be able to do without large battery capacities, as charging takes place seamlessly while driving.
01:01Thanks to the variable air suspension, the ground clearance can be lowered to just 10 centimeters,
01:06which, in combination with an extendable rear spoiler, optimizes the aerodynamics.
01:12Other highlights include the portal-like opening doors with butterfly-shaped hinges and the absence of B-pillars,
01:18which makes getting in much easier.
01:21The interior is based on the concept of digital detox.
01:26The interior has a minimalist design with a foldable steering wheel and pedals that pave the way for level 4 autonomous driving.
01:36Occupants can sit back and relax while the artificial intelligence adjusts the air conditioning based on weather conditions and personal preferences.
01:43Even the doors open automatically when approaching.
01:48Door handles are a thing of the past.
01:51Exterior mirrors have been replaced by aerodynamically optimized cameras,
01:55while a camera system replaces the interior mirror.
01:59The use of light and glass is also particularly futuristic.
02:02The large glass roof and windshield can be made transparent at the touch of a button,
02:08which offers additional comfort for the occupants.
02:13A rotatable 50.6-inch touchscreen is integrated into the center console for operation,
02:18which can be lowered if necessary.
02:21The rear seats can be folded down and stowed in the trunk to make optimal use of the limited storage space.
02:26However, the steeply sloping roofline limits the loading height.
02:32The design and technology of the Sun seem like a glimpse into the distant future.
02:38While Chrysler is hinting at a premium focus with this concept,
02:42it remains unclear whether the Sun will ever go into series production in this form.
02:45What is certain, however, is that Chrysler intends to launch its first all-electric model in 2025
02:54and electrify its entire model range by 2028.
02:58Whether the brand wants to develop into an American Maserati equivalent remains to be seen.
03:06The Chrysler-Helsen differs significantly from the previous airflow concept,
03:10which seemed more realistic.
03:11While other Stellantis brands such as Jeep and Dodge
03:16already have concrete plans for the St. LeLarge platform,
03:19Chrysler still seems to be in a phase of orientation.
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