Stellantis office return in the U.S. hit by illness reports, mold and employee complaints
Stellantis’ Auburn Hills office was inspected after workers reported illness, mold concerns and disruption tied to the return-to-office policy.
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Stellantis puts Jeep and Ram at the center of its U.S. strategy
Stellantis may focus future investment on Jeep, Ram, Peugeot and Fiat as it seeks stronger results in key global markets.
Filosa’s Stellantis reset could lift Ram and leave Alfa Romeo paying the price
Reports suggest Filosa may give Stellantis brands like Jeep, Ram, Peugeot, and Fiat a bigger role, while others could face a narrower future.
Stellantis faces growing dealer tension over service shops, costs, and new standards
Stellantis and its European dealers are locked in tense talks over Takata recall costs, workshop economics, and new dealership standards.
Mopar launches “Mopaw”, your car’s interior deserves better protection
Stellantis pivots from performance parts to pet gear with Mopaw. Exploring Mopar’s new line of premium accessories.
The radio isn’t dead, but Dodge is trying to kill it anyway
Dodge and Chrysler CEO Matt McAlear wants to ditch AM/FM radios for Bluetooth speakers to "innovate".
Stellantis heads into a pivotal 2026 with pressure building on every front
Stellantis faces a critical 2026 in Europe as it tries to recover sales, protect margins, and steady its dealer network.
Stellantis posted a 29 percent sales jump in Mexico in March 2026
Stellantis sales in Mexico rose 29 percent in March, helped by strong performances from Ram, Peugeot, Dodge, Jeep, Alfa Romeo, and Fiat.
Stellantis could replace troubled compact gasoline engines with Firefly units
Stellantis may expand Firefly engines in Europe as it looks for a more durable alternative to troubled wet-belt gasoline units.
Lancia, from retirement homes to the top of the WRC2 podium
Lancia stopped ghosting the rally world after 30 years. The Ypsilon Rally2 HF Integrale proves that Stellantis might actually have a pulse.
Stellantis launches Unstoppable 2026 Spring Training Tour across 20 US markets
Stellantis sends its dealer training tour to 20 cities from April through June, targeting over 14,000 sales and service staff with hands-on driving sessions.
Stellantis faces new speculation over military production in the United States
New reports say the Pentagon may tap U.S. auto plants for defense components, but analysts warn any real conversion would take time and money.
Stellantis uses SRT history to spark the next generation of designers
Stellantis is using SRT’s design legacy and the Drive for Design contest to inspire the next generation of automotive talent.
Stellantis appoints a new executive to oversee U.S. sales and network performance
Stellantis has named Michael Orange to lead U.S. sales and dealer network performance as Jeff Kommor prepares to leave the company.
Stellantis speeds up its digital transformation and AI strategy with Microsoft
Stellantis and Microsoft signed a five-year deal to expand AI, cloud, and cybersecurity across vehicle development, production, and services.
A romantic return: Stellantis is bringing back the manual transmission
Stellantis is reintroducing manual transmissions for the Fiat 600, Grande Panda, and Lancia Ypsilon. Is it a nostalgic nod to purists?
Stellantis stock is moving higher again as analysts point to a turning point in quarterly shipments
Stellantis is back in focus after first-quarter shipments rose 12 percent, but analysts still want proof that a true recovery is under way.
Dongfeng, again: the Chinese brand is targeting the Stellantis factories
Stellantis is flirting with Dongfeng, Xiaomi, and Leapmotor to fill its hauntingly empty European factories.
Stellantis reports 1.4 million shipments in Q1 2026, up 12 percent year over year
Stellantis reported 1.4 million shipments in the first quarter of 2026, up 12 percent, helped by stronger results in Europe and North America.
Stellantis, shareholders confirm John Elkann despite the record loss
Stellantis shareholders backed John Elkann despite a record €22.33 billion loss, while management called 2025 a painful but necessary reset.
Stellantis faces a record exit cost as it walks away from Symbio and hydrogen
Stellantis will spend €235 million to exit Symbio, a move that also deepens the crisis around the French hydrogen venture.
Amsterdam meeting, Stellantis is praying away the sins of a “horrible” 2025
Stellantis faces its darkest hour in Amsterdam as John Elkann and Antonio Filosa navigate a €22 billion cleanup of the 2025 "dumpster fire".
Stellantis’ Filosa calls the reset painful, but necessary to move forward
Antonio Filosa says Stellantis is starting to recover after a difficult 2025, but investors will look for proof at the May 21 Investor Day.
Rüsselsheim’s disappearing act: Stellantis is gutting Germany’s engineering heart
Stellantis just cut nearly 40% of its engineering staff in Rüsselsheim while ramping up hiring in France and the U.S.