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Stellantis has launched STLA AutoDrive 1.0, an automated driving system enabling hands-free, eyes-off driving (SAE Level 3) up to 60 km/h. Designed for urban comfort and safety, it supports various non-driving activities, enhancing the overall driving experience.
Stellantis has unveiled an ambitious 2025 strategy, focused on enhancing dealer collaboration, consistent incentives, and comprehensive advertising. Key initiatives include launching a diverse range of new vehicles, including electric models, aimed at boosting sales and customer engagement.
Stellantis is investing an additional $3.3 million in home repair grants for Detroit residents near its Mack plant, increasing total funding to over $5 million since 2019. The program aims to support community needs and foster long-term revitalization in the area, with applications opening in January 2025.
Carlos Tavares has resigned as Stellantis CEO due to strategic disagreements with the board, leading to an interim committee led by John Elkann. The company seeks a permanent replacement by mid-2025, amidst ongoing commitments to its financial guidance and strategic initiatives despite leadership upheaval.
The Detroit automaker’s latest innovation promises 690-mile extended range and exceptional towing and payload capabilities for full-size trucks and SUVs. STLA Frame: A Game-Changer for Electric Trucks and SUVs Stellantis N.V., the parent company of Jeep® and Ram, has unveiled its …
Workers at Stellantis’ Los Angeles Parts Distribution Center voted overwhelmingly for strike authorization due to the company’s failure to honor $19 billion investment commitments made in a 2023 labor agreement. UAW President Shawn Fain emphasized the determination of members to ensure job security, while Stellantis faces legal challenges amid growing tensions.
