Chrysler Leaves United States In the Dust

While Chrysler refocuses its capital and development plans on the people of China, it leaves the United States scuttled in its wake.

In a recent statement, it said that electric vehicles would only represent 2% of its sales by 2014. So in a bold move, it is now the only top selling automaker in the U.S. without a hybrid offering.

Chrysler spokesperson Nick Cappa said on Friday that an in-house team of electric car development engineers had been disbanded in favor a more traditional organization.

This after the company took $12.5 billion from the U.S. taxpayer and another $70 million in grants from the Dept of Energy.

Chrysler again disappoints and finds itself on par with the Reserve Bank & friends' abuse of the U.S.A. and its diminishing financial and market oversight.