Dodge Durango – Photo Source: Stellantis In addition to being a vehicle, the 2025 Dodge Durango SRT Hellcat makes a statement. A declaration of strength, capability, and adaptability. Available in North Miami Beach, Florida, this high-performance SUV is made to accommodate a variety of drivers, including families on the run and thrill-seeking aficionados. The muscular
Photo Source/Copyright: Stellantis Media “Last Call!” Dodge is a muscle car company that has been using that phrase a lot lately. First up are the special edition Dodge Challenger and Charger vehicles titled “Last Call,” “Last Call” for models with HEMI® engines, and “Last Call” for V8 Dodge Durango cars. The “Last Call” for the
Photo Source/Copyright: Stellantis Media With the recent release of the Dodge Charger Daytona SRT battery-electric vehicle (BEV), muscle car manufacturer Dodge may be moving toward electric vehicles, but the Street & Racing Technology (SRT) performance is not going away. One important factor in that is that, in addition to Dodge’s continued support of SRT, Mopar,
Photo Source/Copyright: Stellantis Media Stellantis revealed in 2022 the location of the manufacturing plant responsible for creating its new STLA platform series. According to the auto group’s Dare Forward 2030 business plan, a major objective of releasing 75 new battery-electric vehicles by 2030, Stellantis also needs to begin developing new BEV platforms to accommodate the
Photo Source/Copyright: Chrysler Stellantis and Amazon are now friends, so expect to see a lot more Amazon-powered equipment and features in Stellantis models. Additionally, a great deal more products should soon be accessible on Amazon shops. Yes, after the launch of the Jeep Storefront on Amazon in 2020, several well-known Stellantis brands followed suit, opening
Photo Source/Copyright: Stellantis Media Stellantis announced the development of two new battery-electric vehicle (BEV) production plants in Kokomo, Indiana, following the execution of an agreement with Samsung SDI. Electric power is what the new auto industry is all about, and automakers need a lot of energy to power their new BEV lineup. It is advantageous
Photo Source/Copyright: Stellantis Media Nowadays, cars resemble computers more than machinery, and vice versa. Infotainment systems are no longer a huge deal; instead, installing an operating system in a car and linking it to online retailers is becoming more and more typical. Automotive companies like Stellantis have implemented an Android OS in their Uconnect 5
Jeep – Photo Source/Copyright: Stellantis Media The phrase “Freedom is Electric” is the off-road vehicle manufacturer Jeep®’s new tagline. We’ll see lots of battery-electric cars (BEVs) coming from Jeep and all the other automotive companies under the Stellantis banner, including electrified favorites like the 2023 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe and full-electric variations like the all-electric
Jeep Rubicon – Photo Source/Copyright: Stellantis Media The Easter Jeep Safari in 2023 was extraordinary. The present cold fronts make it difficult to know if spring has arrived. Even if it’s a touch chilly, Jeepers will be hiking, chatting, and checking out all the latest goods to pimp out their own Jeep off-road warriors. Mopar
Photo Source/Copyright: Stellantis Media Automobile manufacturer Stellantis declared in 2021 that it will soon be focusing more of its efforts on battery-electric vehicles (BEVs) and alternative fuels. Subsequently, in 2022, Stellantis unveiled Dare Forward 2030 as its new corporate strategy. The new Ram 1500 REV had its grand debut, appearing at various auto exhibitions, including