Chrysler Citadel

The Chrysler Citadel was a concept car created by Chrysler. It was shown at the 2000 Washington DC Auto Show. The Citadel was a hybrid with good performance and the inspiration for the production-model Pacifica. The Citadel name was later used for a trim level on the 2011 Dodge Durango.

Engine and Performance

The Citadel is powered by a 189 kW (253-hp), 3.5-L, V6 gasoline engine in the rear wheels and an electric one in the front wheels. This combination of powers gives better performance in the rear. The gasoline engine gives out 253 horsepower (189 kW) and a surplus 70 horsepower (52 kW) from the electric motor. The Citadel uses rear-wheel drive (RWD).

References

Chrysler vehicles

Current

Cars	200 300 300C

Vans	Town and Country Pacifica

Historic and discontinued models

Cars	150 160 180 2-Litre 300 series Chrysler 300 300M Airflow Airstream Alpine Avenger Centura Charger Chrysler Cirrus Concorde Conquest Cordoba Crossfire Daytona Delta Drifter Dynasty E-Class ES Executive Fifth Avenue Galant Horizon Hunter Imperial Imperial Parade Phaeton Intrepid Lancer Laser LeBaron LHS Neon Newport New Yorker Phantom Plainsman Prowler PT Cruiser Regal Royal Royal (Australia) Saratoga Scorpion Sebring Shadow Sigma Spirit Stratus Sunbeam TC by Maserati Touring Town and Country Turbine Car Valiant Valiant Charger Valiant Galant Valiant Lancer Valiant Pacer Valiant Volare VIP Viper Vision Wayfarer Windsor Ypsilon

Crossovers/SUVs	Aspen Pacifica

Vans	Grand Voyager TEVan Voyager

Concept

Cars	200C Airflite Akino Atlantic C-200 California Cruiser CCV Chronos Citadel Delta Falcon Firepower Imperial Concept Java ME Four-Twelve Nassau Norseman Pacifica Concept Patriot Phaeton Pronto Cruizer

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