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    FISITA World Mobility Conference 2025: Key themes and concerns for the automotive industry
    One thing is abundantly clear after the FISITA World Mobility Conference (WMC) last week. Megatrends impact everything. No longer can chassis development, braking, safety validation and so forth stand alone without impact from the broader drive towards electrification, the AI revolution or SDVs, to name a few.  The event’s sessions gave the impression that electrification is already baked into the industry, particularly in Europe where the debate on (regulation-pushed) direction is ...
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    Beyond horsepower: Compute becomes the new competitive edge for OEMs
    Automotive compute power is becoming a defining metric of vehicle capability — not just for autonomy, but across cockpit systems, connectivity and life-cycle software deployment. As vehicles transition toward centralized electrical/electronic (E/E) architectures and software-defined platforms, silicon performance is now a core determinant of what a vehicle can do — and how long it will remain competitive in the field. Two metrics have emerged as industry standards for measuring this compu...
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    Ituran partners with Stellantis for vehicle telematics services in South America
    Ituran Location and Control Ltd., a company specializing in vehicle telematics, announced a service agreement with Stellantis in South America. This multiyear contract covers several countries in the region with possibilities for expansion. Eyal Sheratzky, co-CEO of Ituran, expressed enthusiasm for the partnership, highlighting the provision of advanced stolen vehicle recovery and tracking solutions to Stellantis customers. Stellantis is noted as the largest car manufacturer in Latin America, en...
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    Mobilisights partners with Zubie to enhance fleet management using Stellantis vehicle data
    Mobilisights, the data-as-a-service business unit of Stellantis, has entered into an agreement with connected-vehicle data solutions provider Zubie. Under the agreement, Zubie will utilize Mobilisights' Fleet Plus Data Pack to access embedded telematics data from millions of Stellantis vehicles in the US. This data will be leveraged to enhance fleet management and rental car operations through predictive maintenance, driver behavior monitoring and vehicle health management insights, improving ef...
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    Stellantis recalls Alfa Romeo, Dodge and Maserati models due to safety issues
    Stellantis has issued recalls, following similar actions by Ford. This affects several models from Alfa Romeo, Dodge and Maserati. Specifically, Dodge is recalling 40,372 Hornet vehicles, while Alfa Romeo is recalling 8,122 Tonale vehicles. Both of these models face issues with a display module that may not show a rearview camera image when reversing, thus not meeting Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards. About 1% of these 48,494 vehicles might have "cold soldering on a voltage regulator and/o...
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    Leapmotor, Stellantis plan to commence production in Malaysia by end 2025
    Leapmotor and Stellantis are set to commence production of the Leapmotor C10 sport utility vehicle in Malaysia by the end of 2025. The Leapmotor C10 will be produced at Stellantis' existing plant in Malaysia with an initial investment of €5 million. The production of Leapmotor's vehicles in Malaysia will start in 2025 after European production began in 2024. Stellantis, Europe's second-largest automaker by volume, announced the launch of a localized assembly project in Malaysia wi...
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    Stellantis unveils STLA AutoDrive, in-house, hands-free and eyes-off automated driving tech
    As reported in a press release on Feb. 20, Stellantis has launched STLA AutoDrive 1.0, marking its first venture into in-house-developed automated driving technology. This system introduces hands-free and eyes-off (SAE Level 3) functionality, allowing automated driving at speeds up to 60 km/h (37 mph). It is part of Stellantis' broader technology strategy, which also includes STLA Brain and STLA Smart Cockpit, aiming to enhance vehicle intelligence, automation and user experience. STLA AutoDrive...
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    Stellantis expands AI-focused partnership with Mistral AI
    Stellantis NV and Mistral AI have announced an expansion of their strategic partnership, focusing on integrating AI across various aspects of Stellantis' operations, including vehicle engineering and in-car experiences. This collaboration aims to utilize Mistral AI's expertise in large language models and AI-driven automation to enhance data analysis, streamline development processes and improve customer interactions. A key project under this partnership is the development of an advanced AI...
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    Stellantis partners with dSPACE to accelerate cloud-based development of vehicles
    Stellantis and dSPACE, a company specializing in simulation and validation solutions, have announced their intention to sign a non-binding memorandum of understanding (MOU) to expedite the cloud-based development of Stellantis vehicles through the integration of dSPACE's VEOS platform with Stellantis' Virtual Engineering Workbench (VEW). This collaboration aims to enhance the development of customer-focused features by leveraging software-in-the-loop (SIL) testing, enabling Stellantis enginee...
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    Stellantis rolls out Free2move Charge Go in Europe
    Free2move Charge, Stellantis’ all-in-one electric vehicle charging solution designed to deliver seamless charging and energy management facilities, has rolled out Free2move Charge Go for independent EV owners, Stellantis announced Oct. 28. Free2move Charge Go is a design-to-customer solution, providing a simple and accessible public charging experience that ensures drivers can access charging points, initiate charging and manage payments with just three clicks, the company said, adding that...
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    Stellantis to incorporate Factorial’s solid-state batteries into demo fleet of Dodge EVs
    Stellantis plans to launch a demonstration fleet of the all-new Dodge Charger Daytona vehicles powered by Factorial’s solid-state batteries in 2026, the carmaker announced Oct. 23. The move, which will mark a key step in the commercialization of the promising all-solid-state battery technology, will enable the carmaker to validate Factorial’s technology and assess the performance of its solid-state batteries in real-world driving conditions via its demo fleet. The development is in line w...
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    Spain grants €133 million subsidy to Stellantis for battery manufacturing plant
    The Spanish government has granted Stellantis €133 million in new subsidies for its potential battery manufacturing plant expected to come up near the northeastern city of Zaragoza, Spain, according to a news report published by Reuters on Oct. 8. The report cited Spanish Industry Minister Jordi Hereu, who disclosed the development to Reuters. It further mentioned that the grant is part of a government aid program that aims to promote the electric vehicle and battery industry using EU ...
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    Stellantis-owned Free2move completes integration of Share Now, launches new app
    Free2move, a Stellantis-owned mobility services provider, has launched a new mobility app, marking the full integration of Free2move and Share Now services into a single platform, the company announced Oct. 7. The integration of Share Now services into a single platform is expected to simplify user interaction and ensure that all brand services are easily accessible in one customer touchpoint, the carmaker said in a statement. In May 2022, Free2move had signed an agreement to acquire car-s...
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    Stellantis rolls out Ram 1500 pickup trucks with 3-liter Hurricane engines in Europe
    Stellantis has introduced the new Ram 1500 pickup truck that offers more performance and fuel efficiency with the new 3.0-liter (L) Hurricane engine family in Europe, the carmaker announced Oct. 1. According to Stellantis, one of the new Ram 1500's highlights is its payload of 1 metric ton and its towing capacity, which is maintained at the maximum level in Europe, giving customers the possibility to tow up to 3.5 metric tons, whether for leisure or work purposes. The new Ram 1500 is ...
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    Stellantis recalls 194,000 Jeep SUVs over fire risks
    Stellantis will recall 194,000 Jeep plug-in hybrid electric sport utility vehicles to address fire risks, following reports of 13 fires, Reuters reported Sept. 30. The affected models include some model year 2020 through 2024 Jeep Wrangler and 2022 through 2024 Jeep Grand Cherokee plug-in hybrids. The recall impacts 154,000 vehicles in the US, 14,000 in Canada, 700 in Mexico and about 26,000 in locations outside North America.   According to Stellantis, the recall decision was made follo...
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    NHTSA investigates 781,000 Jeep Wrangler and Gladiator SUVs for underhood fires
    The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has initiated a preliminary investigation into more than 781,000 Jeep Wrangler and Gladiator sport utility vehicles (SUVs) from the model year 2021 through 2023, after reports of underhood fires, Reuters reported Sept. 9. A preliminary investigation is the first phase in a process that could potentially lead to a recall, if deemed necessary. Stellantis, the parent group of Jeep, is fully cooperating with the vehicle safety regulator. ...
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    SiliconAuto partners with Siemens to advance automotive semiconductors
    SiliconAuto, a joint venture formed by Foxconn and Stellantis in 2023, aims to innovate within the automotive sector by designing and supplying advanced semiconductors, according to a report published by Manufacturing Digital on Sept. 6. The company has recently implemented Siemens PAVE360 software, a digital twin solution intended to expedite the development of its sophisticated advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) system-on-a-chip (SoC). This software equips SiliconAuto with a crucial ...
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    IAA Transportation 2024: Opel to unveil hydrogen fuel cell-powered van
    The new Opel Movano HYDROGEN will be unveiled for the first time at the IAA Transportation 2024 in Hanover, Germany, later in September, Stellantis announced Sept. 3. The Amsterdam-headquartered carmaker said that Opel will showcase its all-new van powered by hydrogen fuel cells at the event slated from Sept. 16 to 22. With the new Opel Movano HYDROGEN, the company aims to demonstrate how an innovative drive concept with fuel cells can be combined with performance without compromise in work a...
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    Italy puts pressure on Stellantis to commit battery gigafactory to receive public funds
    Italy has warned Stellantis that if the carmaker wants to receive public funds as grants for building a gigafactory in the country, it must provide a firm commitment to the government soon, according to a news report published by Reuters on Aug. 22. According to the news report, Italy's Industry Minister Adolfo Urso said on Aug. 22 that Stellantis must quickly provide a firm commitment on its previously announced plan of setting up a battery manufacturing plant in the country or else the gove...
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    Stellantis begins EV production in Mexico
    Stellantis has commenced the production of electric vehicles at its Toluca plant in Mexico, according to a news report published by Mexico Now on Aug. 21. The new facility, which was established with an investment of $1.6 billion, is designed to build vehicles based on the new STLA Large platform, the report said, adding that the EVs produced at the site will contribute to further adoption of EVs in Mexico. According to another news report published by an online news portal Electrive on Aug. ...
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    Stellantis temporarily shuts down Trenton Engine Complex in US orver rising inventories
    Stellantis will suspend manufacturing operations at its Trenton Engine Complex in Michigan, US, for a week to deal with rising inventories, The Detroit News reported Aug. 15. The plant builds V-6 Pentastar engines used in vehicles sold by Ram, Chrysler and Jeep brands. The temporary suspension will affect over 600 hourly and salaried employees across two shifts. The decision comes as Stellantis struggles with a surplus of nearly 20,700 engines ready for deployment. The measure is part of...
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    Fiat plans to integrate charging cables into its electric cars
    Italian carmaker Fiat plans to integrate electric vehicle charging cables inside the body panels of its upcoming next-generation electric cars, beginning with the new Grande Panda that is slated for commercial launch in 2025, a news report published by Autocar on Aug. 6 said. The report stated that in the upcoming Grande Panda EV, the charging cable will be stored behind a panel on the model’s front fascia, a move that Fiat describes as an innovative way of reinventing the EV charging exper...
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    SoundHound AI expands chat AI assistant to Alfa Romeo and Citroën in Europe
    SoundHound AI, a US-based company specializing in voice AI, has integrated its SoundHound Chat AI voice assistant, featuring ChatGPT, in Alfa Romeo and Citroën vehicles across several European markets. This development follows similar deployment by SoundHound in other Stellantis brands, including Peugeot, Opel, Vauxhall and DS Automobiles. The latest vehicles to receive the SoundHound Chat AI voice assistant are the Alfa Romeo Junior Ibrida and various Citroën models such as the C4, C4X, ...
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    Stellantis ready to compete in Europe’s intensifying EV market, says Carlos Tavares
    Stellantis is ready to compete for its place in Europe’s intensifying electric vehicle market against strong competition from Chinese automakers, a news report published by Reuters on July 23 said, citing CEO Carlos Tavares. Tavares was speaking to the media on the sidelines of the new EV production line in Serbia, which had signed a $206.9 million deal with Stellantis in 2022 for EV production at the company’s local car factory in Kragujevac. Serbia, which is pushing to become a key E...
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    NHTSA investigates 150,000 Stellantis vehicles in US over engine shutdowns
    The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has started a preliminary evaluation of nearly 150,000 Stellantis vehicles over reports of loss of motive power that is causing the engine to shut down, with intermittent ability to restart. The investigation covers model year 2022 RAM 1500 pickup trucks and Jeep Wagoneer sport utility vehicles (SUVs). The US safety agency has received 80 such complaints from the owners of these vehicles. According to the complaints, the eng...
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    Stellantis introduces EV charging packages under Free2move brand in the US
    Stellantis has introduced electric vehicle charging packages under its own charging brand Free2move as it prepares to launch battery-electric vehicles (BEVs) in the US later in 2024. The company announced July 15 that it has launched its Free2move Charge website and Free2move Charge app in the US to ease customer transition to EVs. The carmaker plans to roll out two charging packages along with its EV models to its customers in the US: Free2move Charge — Home Package and Free2move Char...
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    SoundHound AI introduces ChatGPT in Stellantis vehicles in Europe
    SoundHound AI, a company specializing in voice artificial intelligence, has introduced its SoundHound Chat AI voice assistant, featuring ChatGPT integration, into Peugeot, Opel and Vauxhall vehicle brands of Stellantis across 11 European markets, including Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the UK. The company plans to expand this rollout to 17 markets in 12 different languages by the end of July.  In March, DS Automobile became the first brand of Stellantis to fully incorporate ...
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    Stellantis collaborates with CEA for in-house development of EV battery cells
    Stellantis and CEA, a research institution, have signed up for a five-year collaboration to focus on the design and development of next-generation electric-vehicle battery cells, the carmaker announced July 3. The joint research program includes designing advanced technology cells with higher performance, a longer lifespan and a lower carbon footprint at competitive costs, which can lead to more affordable and sustainable battery-electric vehicles (BEVs) in the future, Stellantis said in a st...
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    Stellantis reiterates its circular economy goals at IARC 2024, Belgium
    Stellantis NV, a leading global automaker, is making considerable progress on its circular economy initiatives, which entail growing its presence in recycling, expanding its share in material sourcing while limiting impact on natural resources. The company’s circular economy initiatives are called SUSTAINera. Speaking at the International Automotive Recycling Congress (IARC), in Antwerp, Belgium, Alison Jones, senior vice president of Stellantis’ Global Circular Economy, said, “Since th...
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    Stellantis reports significant growth in connected and software services
    Stellantis has seen significant growth in its software and connected services sector, with revenue increasing 2.5 times since 2021 and subscription-based product users reaching 5 million in 2023, the automaker said in a press release on June 13. The company, featuring 14 iconic brands, delivered over 94 million over-the-air (OTA) updates in 2023, enhancing the mobility experience for its vehicle owners. The number of monetizable connected cars has also grown to 13.8 million vehicles. Stellant...
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    Stellantis developing affordable $25,000 Jeep EV
    Stellantis plans to launch a $25,000 all-electric Jeep sport utility vehicle (SUV) in the US soon, in an attempt to attract consumers amid slower-than-expected electric vehicle adoption, according to a news report published by CNBC on May 29. The product development disclosure was made by Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares, who was speaking on the sidelines of the Bernstein investor conference in New York. Citing Tavares, the report mentioned that the $25,000 all-electric Jeep SUV will emulate ...
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    Indian market has huge potential for EVs: Chinese EV maker Leapmotor
    The India market has a huge potential for electric vehicles and not only Leapmotor, but every EV brand from mainland China and other global markets wants to enter this market to gain market share, Li Cao, executive director and senior vice president at Zhejiang Leapmotor Technologies Ltd. said in an interview published by Autocar Professional on June 16. Leapmotor, which has aggressive plans of selling 100,000 EVs globally in 2025, plans to establish its presence in India in all key segments,...
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    Race to cut costs on EVs will hit suppliers: Stellantis CEO
    Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares believes that the ongoing global transition to electric vehicles is a game of severe cost-cutting, and automotive suppliers must figure out how to reduce costs and adapt to the new requirements or risk losing their business in the next five to 10 years, according to a news report published by The Detroit News on May 29. Tavares was speaking during a fireside chat at the Berstein Strategic Decisions Conference in New York City, the report said. Tavares said tha...
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    Jeep launches its first pure EV – electric Wagoneer S with 100-kWh battery pack
    Stellantis-owned Jeep brand has launched its first fully electrified SUV — the 2024 Jeep Wagoneer S Launch Edition on May 30. The all-new, all-electric 2024 Jeep Wagoneer S will launch first in the US and Canada in the fall of 2024 and later be available in markets around the world, Stellantis said in a press note. The Jeep Wagoneer S is powered by an efficient 400-volt, 100-kilowatt-hour battery pack that allows the vehicle to charge from 20% to 80% in 23 minutes with a DC fast charger. Th...
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    Stellantis CEO outlines plans for Italian factories until 2030 and beyond
    Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares held a second meeting with union partners in Turin, Italy, on Monday (May 27) to present the company’s plans for its Italian factories until 2030 and beyond. This includes the production of a hybrid version of the Fiat 500 at the Mirafiori, Italy, factory and a new hybrid version of the Jeep Compass at the Melfi, Italy, plant. These announcements follow the recent decision to develop a new generation of battery for the Fiat 500e and to extend the indu...
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    Stellantis' three plants in Europe face production loss due to supply chain issues
    According to a Reuters report on April 25, production at three Stellantis assembly plants in Europe has been stopped for several days due to a strike at a plant run by supplier MA France, quoting the company spokesperson. Three sites have seen a production halt since the start of the week, the spokesperson said, adding two are in France (Poissy and Hordain) and one in Britain (Luton). The Hordain plant makes vans and minibusses for Stellantis brands and also for Toyota. MA France...
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    DS Automobiles introduces Geofencing service for EVs
    Stellantis' brand DS Automobiles has introduced a Geofencing service that automatically triggers electric mode in its plug-in hybrid models when driving in low emission zones (LEZs) across Europe, according to a company press release dated April 18. The service is available on DS 4 E-Tense, DS 7 E-Tense and DS 9 E-Tense models equipped with the DS Iris System. The Geofencing service is linked to the rollout of LEZs across Europe, which aim to limit the flow of the most polluting vehicles...
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    Geotab extends its partnership with Stellantis in Europe
    Geotab, a leader in connected transportation solutions, announced strengthening its collaboration with Mobilisights, a subsidiary of the global automotive leader Stellantis, a PRNewswire release said April 8. This collaboration with Geotab further strengthens the concept of the connected car. Data from Stellantis' onboard telematics system can now be easily integrated into the MyGeotab platform. This web-based management software helps fleets manage their vehicles in near real time. Than...
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    SoundHound ai unveils Iris voice assistant for safe, informed driving in Japan
    SoundHound AI announced that its voice assistant with integrated ChatGPT will be the first to go into vehicles in Japan, in a press release dated March 25. The assistant, called Iris, will be available in Stellantis DS Automobiles in Japan starting this month. SoundHound Chat AI Automotive became the world's first in-vehicle voice assistant with integrated generative AI when it was launched in April 2023. The technology uses a proprietary approach to reduce the risk of "AI hallucinations" and...
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    Stellantis invests in SteerLight for advanced Lidar technology, poised to enhance ADAS in future vehicles
    Stellantis Ventures, the corporate venture fund of Stellantis NV, has invested in SteerLight, a startup that develops a new generation of high-performance Lidar sensing technology, as reported in a press release on March 20. SteerLight's technology employs silicon photonics technology to provide 3D-surroundings sensing with higher resolution and precision at a lower production cost than current Lidar systems. This technology has the potential to enhance advanced driver assistance sy...
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    Stellantis plans to invest €5.6 billion in South America
    Stellantis, a leading automaker, has announced a record investment plan of €5.6 billion for the South American region from 2025 to 2030. This investment will support the launch of over 40 new products, development of new Bio-Hybrid technologies, and strategic new business opportunities. The investment reinforces Stellantis' leadership in the region and accelerates its achievement of its Dare Forward 2030 long-term strategic plan. The investment will be used to develop new Bio-Hybrid technol...
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    Kyndryl, Stellantis expand IT services agreement to modernize infrastructure
    Kyndryl, the world's largest IT infrastructure services provider, has expanded its agreement with Stellantis, a leading automaker, to manage and operate select business operations in Europe, North America and South America. The agreement builds upon a previous agreement announced in February 2023 and aims to modernize Stellantis' IT infrastructure, enabling the company to access a wider range of skilled technical resources and rebalance its internal skills to focus on digital, cybersecurity, new...
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    Fiat plans to expand car lineup as part of its renewed global growth strategy
    Italian carmaker Fiat, owned by Stellantis, plans to launch multiple new models across different body types, derived by its popular Panda brand in an attempt to expand and consolidate its global reach, Fiat CEO Olivier Francois announced via Fiat’s official YouTube channel on Feb. 25. “Panda will start a whole new family,” Francois said, adding that the new concepts derived from Fiat’s best-selling car in Italy will be based on Stellantis’ multi-energy platform. Fiat leads in com...
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    Stellantis plans to commence EV production at Luton, UK, plant from 2025
    Stellantis plans to commence the production of its medium-size electric vans at its Luton-based manufacturing plant in the UK from the first half of 2025, the vehicle manufacturer announced Feb. 22. Significance: The company said that it aims to begin limited production of the group’s all-electric, medium-size vans from spring 2025 at its Luton factory, making the facility the second Stellantis plant in the UK to manufacture electric vehicles, and contributing to meet the growing deman...
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    Stellantis Pro One begins deliveries of hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles to Hysetco in Europe
    Stellantis Pro One, the Commercial Vehicle business unit of Stellantis, has commenced the delivery of a fleet of Peugeot e-Expert Hydrogen, an electric van powered by hydrogen fuel cell as standard, to French startup Hysetco, Stellantis announced Feb. 19. These hydrogen fuel cell-powered electric vans will be offered to professionals as part of the Hysetco package, which includes all associated services such as servicing, maintenance and repairs, insurance, replacement vehicles, administrativ...
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    Peugeot integrates ChatGPT in I-Cockpit
    Peugeot has integrated ChatGPT AI into its vehicles, it said in a press release dated Feb. 16. This technology is integrated into the i-Cockpit and can be activated via the voice assistant OK Peugeot. ChatGPT can answer any question and offers services including engaging in conversations. The technology has learned from a large amount of data and can provide sophisticated, accurate and concise responses. By introducing ChatGPT into its cars, Peugeot enhances the experience of the voice assist...
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    Ionna receives approval from regulatory authorities, begins charging services in North America
    Ionna, the joint venture formed by seven leading carmakers such as BMW, General Motors, Honda, Hyundai, Kia, Mercedes-Benz, and Stellantis to focus on building one of the largest fast charging networks across North America last year, has finally received the necessary approvals from the regulatory authorities to commence operations, the charge point operator (CPO) announced on February 9. It can be recalled that in July 2023, the said seven carmakers came together to set up a country-wide EV ...
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    Stellantis plans to add production capacity at its electric drive module plant in Hungary
    Stellantis N.V. plans to increase production capacity of electric drive modules (EDMs) by adding production at its Szentgotthard plant in Hungary, the company announced on February 12. It said that the vehicle manufacturer is investing €103 million at its Szentgotthard facility and the expanded capacity will see production in late 2026. The total investments include grants and contributions from the Hungarian government, it added. Apart from the said site, Stellantis has leveraged Tremer...
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    Stellantis expands production of hydrogen fuel-cell-powered vans in Europe
    Stellantis’ commercial vehicle focused unit, Stellantis Pro One, has expanded its production capabilities to manufacture hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles, the company announced Jan. 29. The vehicle manufacturer has commenced its in-house production of hydrogen fuel-cell-powered midsize and large vans at its facilities situated in Hordain, France, and Gliwice, Poland, respectively. The move boosts the company’s zero-emissions offerings in Europe. Stellantis said that the extended lineup...
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    Stellantis unveils STLA Large platform for D- and E-segment EVs
    Stellantis NV has unveiled its STLA Large platform, designed and engineered for developing D- and E-segment electric vehicles for the global markets, the company announced Jan. 19. The carmaker said that full-size EVs developed on the STLA Large platform will be launched first in the North American markets under the Dodge and Jeep brands, followed by other brands including Alfa Romeo, Chrysler and Maserati. There will be eight vehicles launched from 2024–2026, Stellantis said in its pres...
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    Svolt to supply lithium-ion phosphate batteries for Citroën’s electric hatchback ë-C3
    Svolt Energy Technology will supply its innovative lithium-ion phosphate battery to Citroën for the French carmaker’s affordable small electric car — the ë-C3, the battery-maker said in a press note on Jan. 18. Citroën’s ë-C3, which is slated for commercial launch in the spring of 2024, will be powered by Svolt’s 44-kWh lithium-ion phosphate battery. According to Svolt, its lithium-ion phosphate offers greater thermal and chemical stability, and can withstand more charging cy...
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    NHTSA probes Stellantis’ recall of Chrysler Pacifica
    The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has now opened an investigation into Chrysler’s recall of nearly 17,000 Pacifica Hybrid minivans after receiving additional fire reports, The Drive reported Jan. 18. The initial recall took place in February 2022 owing to reports of fires. The recall was to address “ignition 'OFF' fires that originate at the high voltage (HV) battery pack assembly.” The NHTSA is examining the effectiveness of the original recall and whether t...
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    Stellantis invests in French sodium-ion battery technology company Tiamat
    Stellantis Ventures, the corporate venture fund unit of Stellantis NV, has made a strategic investment in France-based sodium-ion battery technology company Tiamat, Stellantis announced Jan. 12. While Stellantis did not disclose the amount of investments it has made in Tiamat, it said that the battery technology company will use the proceeds from the fundraise to launch construction of a sodium-ion battery plant in France. The company said that while the batteries will be initially used for p...
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    Stellantis to infuse over $240 million into Citroën India by 2030
    With plans to further consolidate the presence of Citroën in the growing Indian market, parent company Stellantis plans to invest an additional 20 billion rupees (more than $240 million) in the French car brand’s local operations, according to a news report published in Autocar Professional on Jan. 10. The report mentioned that the new investment will be made over a period of the next six years in the state of Tamil Nadu in India, where Citroën has a local manufacturing facility. ...
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    Stellantis’ new Lancia Ypsilon features iconic round rear LED headlights
    Stellantis brand Lancia has offered more details on its upcoming new Lancia Ypsilon model in a press release dated Dec. 28. In an image released, the vehicle features the iconic round rear LED headlights, which are inspired by the Lancia Stratos. The headlights feature a new design element, the letter Y. The new Lancia Ypsilon will be revealed in February 2024 as a 100% battery-electric vehicle (BEV) with a limited edition of 1,906 numbered and certified units. The model is part of Lancia’s...
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    Stellantis updates on NextStar Energy EV battery-plant construction
    On Dec. 19, Stellantis provided an update on its joint venture NextStar Energy electric vehicle battery plant in Windsor, Ontario. The plant, a JV between Stellantis and LG Energy Solution, is expected to produce leading-edge lithium-ion battery cells and modules for the next generation of EVs. Construction of the nearly 4.23 million-square-foot plant is progressing and is currently about 30% complete. The project remains on track, with the first phase of operations, battery-modular prod...
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    Stellantis unveils S.A.L.A. infotainment system with Lancia Ypsilon
    Stellantis has announced that the new Lancia Ypsilon will be the first model equipped with Sound Air Light Augmentation (S.A.L.A.) infotainment system, in a press release dated Dec. 21. The vehicle will be revealed in February 2024. The S.A.L.A. infotainment system operates on a fully customizable, widget-based platform, allowing for personalization of the car’s ambiance. “The New Lancia Ypsilon will be the first model equipped with S.A.L.A. (Sound Air Light Augmentation) infota...
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    Stellantis partners Ample on EV battery-swapping technology
    Stellantis has signed a binding agreement with US-based battery-swap startup Ample Energy to establish a partnership in electric vehicle battery-charging technology capable of delivering a fully charged EV battery in less than five minutes, the carmaker announced Dec. 7. Under the agreement, Stellantis plans to integrate Ample’s modular battery-swapping solution in its EVs. The battery-swapping technology will allow an EV customer to swap his depleted EV battery for a fully charge...
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    Free2move Charge to set up EV charging stations at select Stellantis dealerships in Europe
    Stellantis announced Dec. 4 that it plans to set up a network of electric vehicle fast-charging stations at its select dealerships spread across Europe by the end of 2024. The plan entails adding 400 locations with up to 1,600 EV charging plugs to the carmaker’s charging map by the end of 2024. These EV charging stations will come under the carmaker-backed Free2move Charge with an aim to offer a comprehensive ecosystem fulfilling the EV charging and energy needs of its customers. ...
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    Stellantis, Foxconn JV MobileDrive opens new office in Bengaluru, India
    MobileDrive, a joint venture between Stellantis and Foxconn, has opened a new research and development (R&D) center in Bengaluru, India, Autocar reported Nov. 28. The company is hiring for new positions in the office to collaborate with R&D teams based in Taipei, Taiwan, and Shenzhen, mainland China. MobileDrive India will focus on developing software for digital cockpit solutions, including AI-enhanced, in-vehicle infotainment and advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) solutions f...
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    Opel to offer vegan interior trims
    Stellantis has announced that vegan interior trims are available for Opel cars and light commercial vehicles (LCVs), with at least one electrified variant of each carline set to be offered from 2024, in a press release dated Nov. 27. The brand is expanding its vegan offer to include vehicles from all segments, with 15 electrified models available currently. Opel's product portfolio includes passenger cars and LCVs with interior trims made of vegan materials, which are free of animal products ...
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    Stellantis opens all-new recycling hub in Turin, Italy
    Stellantis NV has officially opened its SUSTAINera Circular Economy Hub (CE Hub) at the Mirafiori Complex in Turin, Italy, the vehicle manufacturer announced Nov. 23. The new facility was inaugurated by John Elkann, chairman of Stellantis, and Carlos Tavares, CEO of Stellantis, among other senior company executives last week. Stellantis said that the new recycling facility, which is spread across an area of 73,000 square meters, is set up with an investment of €40 million. The carmaker said...
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    Stellantis signs MOU with CATL for supply of batteries in Europe
    Stellantis NV and CATL have signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding (MOU) for the local supply of lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery cells and modules to power Stellantis’ electric vehicle lineup in Europe, the two companies said in a joint announcement on Nov. 21. Moreover, the two companies are also exploring the possibility of forming a joint venture company with equal contributions to further support the carmaker’s aggressive electrification strategy, Stellantis said i...
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    Niron Magnetics raises $33 million in additional funding
    Niron Magnetics, the company known for pioneering the world’s first high-performance, rare-earth-free permanent magnets, announced Nov. 8 that it has raised $33 million in additional funding, with new investments coming from General Motors Ventures and Stellantis Ventures as well as some previous local investors, Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community (SMSC) and the University of Minnesota (UMN), among others. Niron said that the new financing will allow it to expand its current pilot product...
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    Stellantis and Nauto partner to introduce vehicle safety solution
    Stellantis has partnered with Nauto to provide AI-powered vehicle safety solutions to its commercial fleet customers in the US, it said in a press release dated Oct. 26. The vehicle safety solution provides real-time alerts to prevent collisions, promote safer driving behaviors and reduce collision losses. Stellantis Ventures had announced an investment in Nauto in June. Nauto's AI-powered solution uses advanced technology to track and analyze risks in real time, providing preventative warnin...
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    Stellantis, Orano sign memorandum of understanding to set up a JV for battery recycling
    European-American carmaker Stellantis NV and Orano have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to establish a joint venture focused on recycling end-of-life electric vehicle batteries and scrap from gigafactories in enlarged Europe and North America, Stellantis announced October 24. The collaboration with Orano is aimed at strengthening Stellantis’ position in the EV battery value chain by securing additional access to cobalt, nickel and lithium necessary for electrification and energy ...
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    Stellantis plans to invest in Chinese EV startup Leapmotor
    Italian-American carmaker Stellantis is close to concluding an investment deal with Chinese electric vehicle startup Leapmotor, according to a news report published by the news portal CarNewsChina on October 16. Citing three unnamed sources aware of the matter, the report mentioned that on the back of the investment deal with Leapmotor, Stellantis aims to get licensed access to the former’s Leap 3.0 platform. Leapmotor, also known as Zhejiang Leapmotor Technology, had launched its new EV...
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    Spain approves €87 million in state aid for seven EV battery projects
    Spain’s Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Tourism has approved a new round of aid for electric vehicle battery production projects, according to a press note released by the ministry on October 11. It said that seven new proposals representing €87 million are provisionally authorized, wherein the aid is approved for projects that belong to Stellantis, Mobis, Fragnor and Lithium Iberia. Notably, Stellantis has four approved projects. In addition, the final resolution is approved for Be...
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    Stellantis recalls about 273,000 vehicles in the US over rearview camera issue
    Stellantis is recalling nearly 273,000 trucks in the US, the Associated Press reported October 3. The recall is due to a software issue that can cause the rearview camera image to stop displaying on the radio. The recall covers select Ram 1500 pickup trucks and select Ram 3500 chassis cabs from the 2022 and 2023 model years as well as model year 2022 Ram 2500 trucks. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the lack of a rearview display can reduce a driver's v...
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    Stellantis, Samsung SDI to build second US gigafactory in Kokomo, Ind.
    Stellantis and its South Korean battery supplier Samsung SDI are planning to set up their second joint US gigafactory in Kokomo, Ind., according to a press note issued by Samsung SDI on October 11. The two companies have a battery joint venture named StarPlus Energy, which will build its second battery manufacturing plant in the US. The new StarPlus Energy plant is expected to begin production in early 2027 with an annual capacity of 34 GWh, Samsung SDI said in its note. While the new batt...
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    UAW to no longer expand strikes after General Motors agrees to unionize battery plants
    The United Auto Workers (UAW) will not expand its ongoing strikes against the Detroit Three any further after General Motors (GM) agreed to unionize the workers working at its upcoming electric vehicle battery manufacturing plants in the US, according to a news report published by The Associated Press on October 7. The report stated that GM has agreed to bring workers at battery factories into the UAW’s national contract, basically assuring they will be represented by the UAW. It can be ...
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    UAW expands strike at GM, Stellantis after a week of standoff with Detroit Three
    After a week into the persisting standoff with the Detroit Three – General Motors, Ford Motor Company and Stellantis – the United Auto Workers (UAW) announced on September 22 that it is expanding the ongoing strike to 38 parts distribution locations across 20 states in the US. In its second wave, the UAW strike aims to target the aftersales and service facilities, which is expected to have a direct and immediate impact on the carmaker’s dealerships, and therefore customers. While the UA...
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    UAW plans more strikes against the Detroit Three as both sides fail to reach agreement
    United Auto Workers (UAW) members protesting in Michigan, US, and Ohio, US, have urged the UAW union leaders to continue the ongoing strike, holding to the union’s biggest demands on pay hikes and compensation, according to a news report published by Reuters on September 20. The report stated that the UAW strike against the Detroit Three — General Motors, Stellantis and Ford Motor Co. — has entered its fifth day. Citing UAW, the report said that the labor union plans to expand...
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    Stellantis plans to manufacture small electric cars in Spain
    Stellantis plans to produce its small electric cars on its STLA Small platform in Spain, according to a news report published by Spanish newspaper CincoDías on September 15. Citing sources aware of the matter, the report stated that Stellantis plans to invest more than €1 billion in installing its STLA Small production platform in its manufacturing plants based in Zaragoza and Vigo in Spain. The carmaker plans to start producing small electric cars in Spain from 2025. The report mention...
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    Stellantis looks to expand battery capacity to 400 GWh
    Global automaker Stellantis in a bid to bolster its growing EV production is aiming to expand its battery building capacity to 400 GWh, Reuters reported on September quoting the company’s head of global propulsion systems. The group was also working to secure key long term supplies of materials and chemicals that are necessary to feed this capacity expansion, said Micky Bly, Stellantis Senior Vice President, Head of Global Propulsion Systems. "We have already announced about 250 gigawatt...
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    Stellantis opens its first battery tech center in Italy, invests €40 million
    Stellantis on September 8 announced the opening its of its first Battery Technology Center, at the Mirafiori complex in Turin, Italy. The €40-million investment to develop this state-of-the-art center enhances Stellantis’ capabilities to design, develop and test battery packs, modules, high-voltage cells and software that will power upcoming Stellantis brand vehicles. According to the company, the center is the biggest in Italy and among the largest in Europe. More than 100 employees at t...
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    Stellantis upgrades Uconnect 5 system
    Stellantis has upgraded its Uconnect 5 system with the addition of Google’s Android operating software, it said in a press release on September 1. The functionalities are available across Stellantis' vehicle brands, including Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram, Wagoneer by Jeep, Fiat and Alfa Romeo. Additional new features are expected to be delivered to vehicles via over-the-air (OTA) upgrades in the second half of 2023. Significance: The model year (MY) 2024 Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer, Jeep Wran...
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    Stellantis invests over $100 million in geothermal-lithium project in California
    Stellantis will invest over $100 million to advance the development of Controlled Thermal Resources' (CTR's) Hell’s Kitchen project, it said in a press release dated August 17. Hell’s Kitchen is the world’s largest geothermal-lithium project with a total resource capacity to produce up to 300,000 metric tons of lithium carbonate equivalent per year. The companies have also expanded on their initial supply agreement. The updated agreement will see CTR supply up to 65,000 metric tons of b...
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    Stellantis confirms acquisition of 33.3% stake in Symbio
    European-American vehicle manufacturer Stellantis NV confirmed July 28 that it has completed the acquisition of its 33.3% stake in Symbio to become an equal shareholder in the hydrogen mobility company, along with Forvia (erstwhile Faurecia) and Michelin. According to Stellantis, acquiring an equal stake in Symbio will bolster its leadership position in hydrogen-powered vehicles by supporting fuel-cell van production in France. It also serves as a perfect complement to the company’s growing...
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    Seven global carmakers to set up an EV charging JV in the US
    Seven leading global carmakers — BMW Group, General Motors, Honda, Hyundai, Kia, Mercedes-Benz Group and Stellantis NV — plan to establish an electric vehicle charging joint venture with an aim of accelerating the transition to EVs in North America, the companies said in a joint announcement July 26. The press note issued by the companies said that the all-new JV company will include the development of a new, high-powered charging network with at least 30,000 chargers to make zero-emissio...
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    Stellantis, Samsung sign MOU to build second gigafactory in the US
    European-American carmaker Stellantis NV and its South Korean battery supplier Samsung SDI have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to establish a second battery manufacturing plant in the US, Stellantis announced July 24. The company said that the second battery plant will come under its existing joint venture with Samsung SDI named StarPlus Energy. Stellantis, which aims to commence production operations in 2027, said that the planned gigafactory is slated to have an initial producti...
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    Stellantis, Saft unveil joint battery-research project named IBIS in France
    Stellantis and battery-technology company Saft have unveiled an innovative prototype of an energy-storage battery that integrates the inverter and charger functions, the carmaker announced July 20. Integrating the inverter and charger functions creates a battery that is more efficient, which enhances the battery-electric vehicle (BEV) range and is more reliable and less costly, Stellantis said, adding that the innovative solution also helps in saving space on the vehicle. The collaborative...
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    Stellantis signs rare earth offtake term sheet with NioCorp Developments
    Stellantis N.V. has signed a rare earth offtake term sheet with NioCorp Developments Ltd with an objective to enter a definitive agreement to secure a stable supply of rare earth materials such as neodymium-praseodymium oxide, dysprosium oxide and terbium oxide, Stellantis announced on July 6. “The Term Sheet executed today envisions a definitive agreement for a 10-year offtake contract for specific amounts of neodymium-praseodymium oxide, dysprosium oxide, and terbium oxide that NioCorp ai...
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    Stellantis invests in minerals explorer Kuniko, secures battery-grade materials
    Stellantis N.V. has signed a binding offtake term sheet agreement with minerals explorer Kuniko Ltd, securing a 35% future production offtake of nickel sulphate and cobalt sulphate from latter’s Norwegian exploration projects for a term of nine years, the two companies announced on June 30. In addition, Stellantis has agreed to purchase €5.0 million in new equity in Kuniko, giving it a 19.99% shareholding on completion and rights to nominate one director to the Kuniko board. In a state...
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    Stellantis launches EV charging, energy management services under Free2move Charge
    Stellantis has launched its Free2move Charge services, which is a 360-degree ecosystem that aims to seamlessly deliver charging and energy management solutions to its EV customers globally, the carmaker announced on June 27. The Free2move Charge will be managed by the company’s newly formed ‘charging and energy’ business unit, it said, adding that it aims to address EV customer needs at home, in their business and on-the-go. Commenting on the new portfolio of charging services, Ricar...
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    Glencore, Stellantis, Volkswagen invest in two mines in Brazil
    Mining company Glencore, carmaker Stellantis and Volkswagen’s battery arm PowerCo have together planned to invest $1 billion in ACG Acquisition Company, the latter announced June 12. ACG Acquisition Company plans to acquire two mines in Brazil — the Santa Rita nickel sulfide and Serrote copper mines from private equity funds advised by Appian Capital, it said. ACG is a London-listed special purpose acquisition company. “ACG has today agreed the acquisition of t...
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    Stellantis will need more EV battery production plants in the US, CEO Carlos Tavares
    European–American carmaker Stellantis estimated that it would need up to two additional large gigafactories in the US to cater to the surging demand for electric vehicles over the coming years, according to a news report published by Reuters on May 30. Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares, who spoke to Reuters in an interview on the sidelines of the opening of ACC’s gigafactory in France, disclosed that the automaker would need one or even two additional large factories for producing EV bat...
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    General Motors, Stellantis and Yanfeng to give $15 million to bail out insolvent Unique Fabricating Inc.
    General Motors, Stellantis and Yanfeng Automotive Interior Systems Co. have agreed to bail out Unique Fabricating Inc., which is on the brink of insolvency in the US, with investment of up to $15 million to steer through its activities until it sells its business and restructures, according to a news report published by Automotive News on May 30. General Motors, Stellantis and Yanfeng are the three largest customers of Unique Fabricating. The three companies entered into an accommodation agre...
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    Stellantis, LGES suspend EV battery plant construction in Canada
    Stellantis and its battery supplier LG Energy Solution (LGES) have suspended the construction work of their US$3.7 billion electric vehicle battery manufacturing plant in Canada as the government has failed to provide the promised support, according to a news report published by Reuters on May 16. Citing a company spokesperson, the news report said, “Effective immediately, all construction related to the battery module production on the [Windsor, Ontario, Canada] site has sto...
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    Stellantis signs binding offtake agreement with Alliance Nickel
    Stellantis and Alliance Nickel Ltd (formerly GME Resources) have signed a binding offtake agreement for the supply of 170,000 tons of nickel sulphate and 12,000 tons of cobalt sulphate in total over an initial five-year period, Stellantis announced on April 28. “This represents approximately 40% of forecast annual production of the NiWest Nickel-Cobalt Project in Western Australia,” the carmaker said in a statement, adding that the pricing for the nickel and cobalt sulphate is linked to i...
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    Atlante, Groupe Duval partner to install 188 fast-charging points across France
    NHOA Group-backed electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure company Atlante has forged an exclusive partnership with real estate company Groupe Duval to install about 188 fast and ultrafast charging points across France, according to a joint announcement made by both the companies on April 5. Notably, NHOA Group is engaged in energy storage, electric mobility and EV fast charging infrastructure businesses. Atlante is known for developing fast and ultrafast charging networks in southe...
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    Stellantis, BMW in talks with Panasonic to set up EV battery plants in the US
    Stellantis NV and BMW AG are in early talks with Japanese battery-maker Panasonic Holdings Corporation to build electric vehicle (EV) battery manufacturing plants in North America, according to a news report published by the Wall Street Journal on April 4. The WSJ news report cited people aware of the developments in the story without disclosing details about them. The WSJ report stated that Stellantis is in early talks with Panasonic to set up its third battery plant in North America, adding...
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    Stellantis plans to build battery-electric light commercial vehicles in Portugal from 2025
    Stellantis announced on March 31 that it plans to produce battery-electric light commercial vehicles (LCVs) at its Mangualde Production Center in Portugal, starting early 2025. The electric vehicles (EVs) scheduled for production at the said site include the Citroën ë-Berlingo, Peugeot e-Partner, Opel Combo-e and Fiat e-Doblò models, both in light commercial and passenger versions, Stellantis said, adding that Mangualde will become the first Portuguese plant to produce large-series fully...
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    Stellantis secures supply of nickel sulphate from Terrafame for EV batteries
    Stellantis N.V. and Terrafame Ltd.  have signed a supply agreement for nickel sulphate to be used in electric vehicle (EV) batteries, Stellantis announced on 18 January 2023. Under the agreement, the Finnish battery material supplier is slated to start supplying Stellantis with nickel sulphate over the five-year term, beginning in 2025. Commenting on the arrangement with Terrafame, Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares, said, “This agreement is part of the key raw material sourcing to fit with...
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    Stellantis, Vulcan Energy Resources sign term sheet to develop geothermal projects in Europe
    Stellantis N.V. and Vulcan Energy Resources Limited have signed a binding term sheet for the first phase of a multiphase project to develop new geothermal projects aimed at decarbonizing the energy mix of the carmaker’s Rüsselsheim-based industrial site in Germany, Stellantis said on 17 January 2023. Notably, Stellantis’s Rüsselsheim site is home to both the DS4 and Opel Astra brands. The company estimates that the project with Vulcan could provide a significant portion of the industria...
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    CES 2023: Stellantis unveils Ram 1500 Revolution battery electric pickup concept
    Stellantis unveiled an all-electric pick-up concept Ram 1500 Revolution battery-electric vehicle (BEV) on 5 January at CES 2023. The Ram 1500 Revolution concept provides a glimpse of Ram’s electric vehicle (EV) roadmap as the brand transitions to electrify its portfolio of pick-up trucks and commercial vehicles, the company said in a media note issued on the same day. The company said that the Ram 1500 Revolution concept is developed on the new STLA frame body-on-frame architecture and inco...
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    Stellantis signs agreement with Element 25 to secure battery-grade manganese sulphate
    European–American carmaker Stellantis N.V. has signed a binding offtake agreement with Australia-based material supplier Element 25 Limited to secure the supply of battery-grade, high-purity manganese sulphate monohydrate, the company announced on 9 January 2023. Under the five-year agreement, Element 25 will begin shipping the manganese sulphate monohydrate to Stellantis for use in its electric vehicle (EV) battery packs in 2026. A total volume of 45 kilotons will be supplied by Element 25...
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    Stellantis plans to acquire stake in Faurecia-backed hydrogen mobility company Symbio
    Stellantis has begun exclusive negotiations with Faurecia and Michelin to acquire a significant stake in Symbio, a Faurecia – Michelin joint-venture (JV) company focused on zero-emission hydrogen mobility, the carmaker announced on 23 December 2022. The transaction is expected to be wrapped up in the first half of 2023 and is subject to customary closing conditions, including regulatory approvals, Stellantis said. “Symbio’s technical roadmap perfectly matches with Stellantis’ ...
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    Stellantis expands partnership with Octopus Energy in the UK
    Stellantis has expanded its partnership with Octopus Energy to include the owners of electric cars and vans from Citroën, DS Automobiles, Fiat, Jeep, and Peugeot brands in offering access to more than 330,000 public electric vehicle (EV) charging points across the United Kingdom and Europe, the carmaker announced on 19 December 2022. Under the previous arrangement, the access to public EV charging network was already available to the Vauxhall customers. The EV owners are expected to be provi...
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    Automotive Cells Company, ProLogium partner to accelerate development of solid-state batteries
    Stellantis and Mercedes-Benz backed Automotive Cells Company (ACC) and Taiwan’s ProLogium Technology have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to accelerate the development of solid-state battery technologies for electric vehicles (EVs), ProLogium announced on 18 October 2022. “Under the MoU, ACC and ProLogium will focus their joint efforts on the collaboration for solid-state EV battery development,” the company said in a joint statement Tuesday. It added that ‘ProLogium Ins...
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    Stellantis signs MoU with GME Resources for offtake of battery-grade nickel, cobalt sulphate
    Stellantis N.V. has signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding (MoU) with GME Resources Limited for future offtake of battery-grade nickel and cobalt sulphate from the NiWest Nickel-Cobalt Project in Western Australia (NiWest), the carmaker announced on 10 October 2022. The MoU is aligned with Stellantis’ ‘Dare Forward 2030’ strategic plan, which defines the roadmap for achieving 100% battery-electric vehicle (BEV) sales mix in Europe and at least 50% BEV sales mix in the US by 20...
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    Peugeot plans to offer all models with electrified powertrains from 2023
    Stellantis-owned French automobile brand Peugeot plans to offer all models with an electrified powertrain from the second half of 2023, the company announced on 4 October 2022. The move is aligned with the brand’s target to offer only zero-emission vehicles in Europe by 2030. According to a press note issued by Stellantis on Tuesday, the new hybrid powertrains will be introduced in 2023, initially on the Peugeot 3008 and the Peugeot 5008. The company also plans to expand its battery-electri...
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