The beauty of Hybrid technology is its efficient use of energy. Especially impressive is the ability of the Chrysler Aspen Hybrid to harness energy that would normally be wasted during driving, and work it back into the system with regenerative braking. When the Chrysler Aspen Hybrid is idling slowly, or when the driver lifts his/ her foot off the accelerator, energy is produced and used to recharge the battery pack. In addition, the electric motor, which propels the vehicle forward, generates electricity when the brakes are applied. This energy is stored and used to accelerate the vehicle during stop-and-go traffic and to assist the gas engine — when necessary — for top fuel-efficiency[1].
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- Space

Unlike many hybrids, the Chrysler Aspen Hybrid is a full-size SUV, giving you seating for eight and the best-in-class interior-room[2]. The battery is actually mounted under the second-row seat, to make sure no space was sacrificed. Click here to learn more.
- Towing

Environmentally friendly, fuel efficient and still able to haul up to 6,000 pounds when properly equipped. The Chrysler Aspen Hybrid doesn't sacrifice any power or torque, making it the complete package. Click here to learn more.
- Electronic Air Conditioner

Cooling faster than a traditional air conditioner, Chrysler Aspen Hybrid's electrical air conditioner keeps you comfortable on especially warm days, while its built-in humidity sensor helps regulate humidity in the vehicle.


















