Chrysler plans to expand its lineup with two new crossovers, the Arrow and the Arrow Cross. These vehicles are expected to launch in 2028 or 2029 and are projected to start at approximately $25 000. This pricing target is lower than the initial guidance of $30 000.
The new models will be based on the Fiat Grizzly and manufactured in Morocco using the Stellantis Smart Car platform for import into the United States. The Arrow will feature a compact fastback design, while the Arrow Cross will offer a traditional SUV shape.
These additions are part of a broader Stellantis strategy to introduce nine new models priced under $40 000 by 2030. The company also plans to position the Airflow electric crossover as a mid-tier entry in the lineup, with a target price point below $40 000.
Currently, Chrysler relies heavily on the Pacifica minivan. The company is exploring designs that blend different vehicle segments, such as combining crossover space with sedan-like efficiency, though no specific sedan models have been confirmed for production.
