. Chrysler Group Demonstrates Safety, Electronics
and Powertrain Innovations at the 2005 SAE World Congress
Chrysler Group
Exhibit Promotes Engineering Technology in Mainstream Automotive
Markets
Keynote Presentation
by Chrysler Group Executive: Achieving Greater Market Relevance
with Model-Based Development
Chrysler Group
Engineering Experts Participate in Panel Discussions on Advanced
Safety Systems, Powertrain Technologies and Motorsports
Detroit, MI - The Chrysler
Group, a long-respected engineering company, engages the engineering
community at the 2005 SAE World Congress. With more participation
in keynote and panel presentations than any other auto manufacturer,
and one of the largest booths on the show floor, Chrysler Group
will demonstrate and discuss how it uses technology to bring innovations
to mainstream markets today and tomorrow in an ultra-competitive
environment.
"Our involvement with
the SAE World Congress allows us to share vision and exchange ideas
with the extensive engineering community that revolves around the
auto industry," said Eric Ridenour, Executive Vice President Product
Development, Chrysler Group. "It gives us the opportunity to discuss
through panels and individual conversations the challenge to continually
increase quality in the vehicles of tomorrow, add more feature content
and lower costs."
In addition to these vehicle
displays, there will be video loops and experts to discuss Chrysler Group's
technology being developed in vehicle safety systems, the company's new
two-mode hybrid powertrain system being developed jointly with General Motors
and, of course, the extremely popular HEMI engine with Chrysler Group's
Multi-Displacement System (MDS) which gives customers improvements in fuel
economy of up to 20 percent.
