The Latest Breaking News from Stellantis

Alfa Romeo and Maserati Will Work Together to Survive: 'There Is a Big Job To Do'

Stellantis needs to take urgent action to revive Maserati after sales plummeted by 57 percent last year, dropping to just 11,300 cars. The Trident’s parent company has denied reports that it plans to sell the Modena-based marque and insists it has no intention of shutting down the storied luxury brand.…

Motor1 · Jun 13, 2025

Chrysler Has Its Own Design Studio. That Could Be a Game-Changer

Chrysler isn't the company it once was. It used to be a staple of American automotive excellence, but in recent years, the brand has devolved into a fancy Dodge knockoff with two minivans in its lineup. Two great minivans, mind you—but two minivans nonetheless.

Motor1 · Jun 12, 2025

‘We Paid...to Get It Fixed’: Woman Says Her 2020 Ram's Steering Wheel ‘Randomly’ Locks Up. The Dealership Says It’s Fine

A 2020 Ram owner decried how a St. Augustine, Florida dealership handled her truck’s steering wheel and electrical errors. Alicia Marrero (@aliciagringamarrero) shared her ire in a viral TikTok that’s accrued more than 210,000 views on the application.

Motor1 · Jun 12, 2025

Stellantis Will 'Experiment' With Chrysler to Fill The Gaps

When it comes to products, Chrysler currently offers the least among the 14 brands under the Stellantis corporate umbrella. It’s now essentially a minivan brand, selling only the Pacifica/Voyager. Heck, even Lancia, another troubled automaker within the conglomerate, has a second product scheduled for 2026. So, how does the struggling…

Motor1 · Jun 9, 2025

Ram Is Returning to NASCAR. Could Dodge Be Next?

Ram wants to go racing once again. CEO Tim Kuniskis has plans to rejoin NASCAR as soon as February. The automaker has revealed a Ram 1500 concept race truck that previews what we could see competing at Daytona early next year in the Craftsman Truck Series, if everything goes according…

Motor1 · Jun 8, 2025

For Tesla, The Musk-Trump Divorce Comes At The Worst Time

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InsideEVs · Jun 6, 2025

Peugeot eyes new Le Mans Hypercar as part of long-term WEC focus

Peugeot has aspirations to build a new Le Mans Hypercar as part of a long-term commitment to the World Endurance Championship.

Autosport · Jun 6, 2025

Regulations Have Killed Fun Cars In Europe

Over the last few years, we’ve witnessed the gradual demise of performance vehicles in Europe. Honda’s decision to retire the Civic Type R this week follows a long string of similar announcements by other brands. Not because they wanted to, but because they had to. Honda diplomatically says the CTR…

Motor1 · Jun 6, 2025

Ram Just Proved America Can't Quit the V-8

Ram CEO Tim Kuniskis said the brand "screwed up" by dropping the Hemi V-8 for the 1500 pickup, so now it's making a much-heralded return. It turns out that even as we head towards an electric—or at least an electrified future—eight cylinders, grouped in fours, and spaced 90 degrees apart,…

Motor1 · Jun 5, 2025

Dodge Charger EV Owners Are Reporting Unintended Acceleration

Two words an automaker never wants to hear: Unintended acceleration. It nearly sunk Audi in America in the 1980s, and was a huge scandal for Toyota in the in the late 2000s/early 2010s. Both cases were totally unfounded, caused by user error, damaged both brands' reputation regardless. Now, a handful…

Motor1 · Jun 3, 2025