15 Jan 08
Chrysler may be axing a whole swathe of models from its line-up - the Pacifica, the Dodge Magnum and the PT Cruiser convertible have already been confirmed for the chop, with the future of the PT Cruiser hatchback and Jeep Commander under discussion - but it looks as if the rapidly slimming-down company has a few ideas to rejuvenate its range.
The EcoVoyager isn't quite as practical as the production Voyager - it only has four seats - but its hydrogen-powered fuel cell powertrain with 200kW motor, packaged beneath the floor rather than under the front bonnet, gives zero emissions and allows for a roomy cabin. It's theoretically capable of 0-60mph in less than eight seconds and has a range between refuelling stops of 300 miles. Is it a preview of the next Voyager? Nope: at just 4,856mm long, 1,915mm wide and 1,600mm tall, it's significantly smaller and we reckon it might just give a few clues to a model intended to replace both the PT Cruiser and Pacifica.
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