Chrysler reveals Synthesis cockpit

Chrysler has revealed its take on a contemporary, technology-forward, and sustainable interior design.

Dubbed the Chrysler Synthesis, the aforementioned design was launched at the 2023 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas.

“For nearly 100 years, Chrysler has created ingenious products and technologies for mainstream customers, and Chrysler will continue that legacy of innovation as the first to launch the STLA Smart Cockpit in North America. The Chrysler Synthesis shown at CES 2023 represents the future of Chrysler brand design, technology, and customer experience by introducing customer-centric design and intuitive, seamlessly connected technology for real life,” said Chrysler Chief Executive Officer Chris Feuell.

“Chrysler is focused on delivering Harmony In Motion for every aspect of the customer experience with the product, technology, purchase, and ownership experiences, resulting in harmony with the planet, our products, services, and customer experiences,” she added.

Per the Michigan-based brand, the Chrysler Synthesis taps into a trio of artificial intelligence (AI)-powered Stellantis technological platforms: the STLA Smart Cockpit, the STLA Brain, and the STLA AutoDrive.

Chrysler explained that the STLA Smart Cockpit uses the STLA Brain electrical architecture to power a 32.7-inch sculpted black glass infotainment system. As for the STLA AutoDrive, this AI-powered system delivers Level 3 autonomous driving, allowing for hands off the steering wheel and eyes off the road — literally — since the showcased interior did not have any.

Moreover, Chrysler said that the AI system can “learn” the owner’s preferences over time.

Like most of today’s luxury car brands, Chrysler is also banking on sustainability. The Chrysler Synthesis features 100 percent chrome-free materials including suspended seats wrapped in a vegetable-tanned finish with an arctic upcycled soft trim topped off with a unique constellation-style perforation.

Additionally, the Chrysler Synthesis boasts a recycled mélange heather instrument panel made with 100 percent post-industrial plastics and ocean plastics. Further, responsibly sourced materials are used for its textile-infused walnut flooring.

The Chrysler Synthesis two-seater represents the next step in the brand’s revitalization and transformation. It builds on the Chrysler Airflow Concept, revealed at last year’s CES, and on the announcement that the carmaker will launch its first battery-electric vehicle in 2025 and a full battery-electric portfolio in 2028.

The Chrysler brand’s steady march forward to an all-electric future aligns with the ambitious Dare Forward 2030 strategic plan announced by Stellantis last year, which outlines the company’s roadmap for the future.

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