American brands will need to find a way to ensure they can build and sell sedans profitably
While the new Dodge Charger has been a slow-seller, the Chrysler Pacifica remains popular
Feds want to know whether North American content rules still make sense in an EV-driven world
Stellantis Canada defends its strategy as Brampton sits idle, even as new hiring and expanded production continue elsewhere in Ontario
Oil burners are making a comeback in Europe, driven by slower EV adoption and a shrinking field of rivals still willing to offer them
With only the Pacifica and Voyager left in showrooms, Chrysler is struggling to move aging inventory despite cash offers
Thieves struck before dawn at a Detroit vehicle lot, taking multiple new models as locals question security and police response
The Chinese juggernaut expects to boost its international exports further this year
A bad bet on EVs cost Stellantis billions and it appears they’re eager to put the past behind them
Stellantis had high hopes for EVs, but they’re now dialing back plans and taking a huge financial hit
Dealers who previewed the truck said it looks aggressive and is sized to challenge key midsize rivals
BYD’s latest offer to customers trading in a car with a wet timing belt ruffled a few feathers over at Stellantis
As Canada pursues Stellantis and GM, it’s hoping to get Hyundai and VW to build cars locally
Alfa Romeo and Maserati launched a custom car program in Paris, debuting ultra-exclusive models and a track beast collectors can’t buy anymore
Tim Kuniskis still says Dodge Ram and believes a formal merger wouldn’t matter much to most buyers
After another in-car ad incident, Stellantis tells Carscoops how it plans to handle future pop-ups
The Chicago Auto Show returns on February 6 and its most exciting media event appears to be the U.S. Army MRE Snack Break
Stellantis has confirmed plans to skip the big game, while others have remained largely quiet
