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Damion Smy
Jeep, Ram, Alfa Romeo parent hires 2000 engineers in ‘deep reset’ to fix quality
The parent company of Jeep, Ram and other auto brands is now on a “global offensive” as it looks to lift its quality and sales performance.
7 Days Ago
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Derek Fung
Jeep, Chrysler axe all plug-in hybrid models in the US after fire recall hiatus
One Chrysler and two Jeep PHEVs have been axed in the US, with the company opting to focus instead on hybrids and extended range EVs.
2 Months Ago
William Stopford
Return of the muscle car: US brand teases performance hero return
After dropping all bar its people movers and announcing plans to go EV-only, Chrysler has now made a huge, enthusiast-friendly strategic shift.
4 Months Ago
Ben Zachariah
New V8 muscle cars rumoured as US car giant reverses course – report
US car giant Stellantis has already brought back the Hemi V8, and it’s now dropping billions to ramp up production – but to what end?
5 Months Ago
Derek Fung
Stellantis axes 'eyes off the road' autonomous driving system – report
Stellantis will reportedly not release its AutoDrive L3 autonomous driving system to the public even though it is 'ready to be deployed'.
7 Months Ago
Derek Fung
Chrysler concept imagines its people mover as an off-roader with Australian accessories
As the Chrysler Pacifica nears its 10th birthday, a new concept sees the venerable people mover head off road.
7 Months Ago
Derek Fung
New management revives SRT performance division that developed Hellcat V8 engine
First Ram restores the V8 to the 1500 range, now the SRT division that developed the thunderous Hellcat V8 is back too.
9 Months Ago
Derek Fung
Stellantis names US and quality boss as its new CEO
Company veteran Antonio Filosa will be the new CEO of Stellantis, which owns Fiat, Peugeot, Citroen, DS, Opel, Jeep, Ram, Dodge and more.
10 Months Ago
William Stopford
10 Chryslers you may have forgotten about – revisit
The Chrysler brand is leaving Australia once again, ending another chapter in its curious history as both a local automaker and an import brand.
4 Years Ago
