Stellantis shares close up in Europe on first day of trading

STLA stock will begin trading Tuesday on the New York Stock Exchange

Little known auto CEO takes over a $51B empire

The newly-minted merger of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV and PSA Group is poised to raise the global profile of an under-the-radar chief executive

Why Stellantis makes some American autoworkers nervous

But U.S. workers have less to worry about than their European counterparts when it comes to Stellantis NV, experts say

Driven by greed: Alliance of FCA, UAW leaders sparks decade of corruption

Within days of exiting bankruptcy, FCA funneled illegal payments to UAW officials

‘Cronies,’ ‘side chicks’ mark dissolution of UAW Region 5

UAW President Rory Gamble moving to dissolve St. Louis-based region where alleged embezzlement of member dues became endemic, courted federal charges

How a decade of corruption unfolded at the UAW

Starting when Chrysler exited bankruptcy in 2009, a timeline of how a decade of corruption ultimately unfolded at the UAW

FCA, PSA merger Stellantis closed Saturday. Here’s what to expect

It is the third time in as many decades that the old Chrysler Corp. and its brands will fall under the control of a foreign automaker

FCA, PSA merge to become Stellantis

Stellantis is the fourth-largest automaker in the world by volume with the scale to invest in future technologies

Spurned by FCA, Renault takes long road back to pre-pandemic profitability

Renault SA CEO Luca de Meo is setting cautious goals for turning around the French automaker as rival Groupe PSA is poised to merge with Fiat Chrysler

Jeep life: Marque is ‘diamond’ of Stellantis merger

When Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV and French rival Groupe PSA officially combine Saturday, it'll be Stellantis' one truly worldwide brand

Maserati poaches Kia Motors America COO to lead North America

William Peffer left after one week of working as chief operating officer at Kia

Payne: From Citroën to Dodge, meet the Stellantis family of vehicles

Stellantis will bring 14 brands under one roof from FCA and PSA in a transnational powerhouse that includes Jeep, Ram, Peugeot and Citroën.

Fiat’s US performance could be warning against reintroducing Peugeot

Fiat's U.S. sales plummeted 53% in 2020. Now, it has nixed the 500L compact car and the 124 Spider roadster, too

Fiat Chrysler teams with silicon valley startup on new air taxi

FCA will help a California startup try to reduce production costs on a proposed electric aircraft designed to reduce traffic congestion and pollution

Unifor removes blockade at FCA’s Windsor plant after drivers return to job

Windsor-based Motipark Ltd. won the contract in a competitive bid process last year. It employs members of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters

Unifor members blockade FCA’s Windsor minivan plant

A new FCA logistics supplier uses Teamsters labor instead of Unifor members.

New FCA Detroit plant to produce larger version of Jeep Grand Cherokee

Next-gen Grand Cherokee L, to be built in Detroit's newest auto plant, combines utilitarian tradition with advanced technology, premium materials

In ‘truck wars,’ Silverado and Ram battle for silver prize. And the winner is…

Even a global pandemic couldn't call a cease-fire in the Motor City's truck wars

Top jobs for Stellantis: electrification, restructure Europe, compete in China

Shareholders of both companies on Monday overwhelmingly voted in favor of the combination that is expected to be completed Jan. 16.

FCA corruption figure Al Iacobelli catches prison break

The move lightens the stiffest sentence issued during a crackdown on auto industry corruption that has led to 15 convictions.

Stellantis merger to close on Jan. 16 after PSA, FCA shareholders approve

Shareholders of both companies overwhelmingly approved the 50-50 all-stock tie-up, giving the old Chrysler its third foreign owner in roughly 20 years.

FCA to invest in Poland for new electric Jeeps, Fiats and Alfa Romeos

It is not yet clear if those vehicles will be sold outside Europe, according to a company spokesperson

Used-car boom: Car buyers take refuge in affordable sedans

The used-vehicle exploded in 2020. And some of the hottest commodities are used Japanese sedans

V-8 to volts: How do American muscle brands transition to EVs?

Some makes face challenges as the market moves to electric cars. Like Dodge, which has built its reputation on ground-shaking V-8s

Fiat kills 500L compact, 124 Spider roadster in United States

That leaves just the 500X crossover in the Italian brand's lineup

Trade commission: Redesigned Mahindra Roxor no longer a Jeep Wrangler copycat

Production can resume in Auburn Hills after International Trade Commission rules the modified off-road vehicle no longer violates trade law

FCA’s chief human resources officer to retire upon Stellantis merger

Her departure after nearly three decades with the company comes as Fiat Chrysler and PSA near closure of their $38 billion tie-up known as Stellantis

FCA: Jeep, Ram production at risk after auto supplier breaches contracts

A decision by Martinrea International Inc.'s U.S. and Mexican subsidiaries could cost FCA more than $100 million, the company says

FCA contributes nearly $700K to revitalize east-side neighborhoods

The funds will contribute to stormwater management and environmental education in Chandler Park and projects to be determined in three neighborhoods

Fiat Chrysler-PSA deal wins conditional EU approval to form Stellantis

It paves the way for shareholders to vote on the Stellantis plan at separate meetings scheduled for Jan. 4

FCA CEO Mike Manley to lead Americas operations for newly formed Stellantis

FCA chairman John Elkann announced the news in a letter to FCA employees Friday.

Ford, Fiat Chrysler lead finalists for vehicle of the year

Ford F-150, Jeep Gladiator Mojave and Hellcat-Ram 1500 TRX are finalists for Truck of the Year. Ford Mustang Mach-E is in the running for top SUV.

Ram is first pickup to earn Top Safety Pick rating under new rules

The designation applies to 2021 Ram 1500 crew cab models with automatic emergency-braking and adaptive LED projector headlamps

FCA hired Detroiters, but they might not all be for its Detroit plant

FCA made 4,100 conditional offers to Detroit residents. But now it is unclear how many will end up at the new assembly plant on Detroit's east side

Genevieve Semchena, a longtime Chrysler executive secretary, dies at 97

She retired in 1985 after 40 years with the automaker

Mike Manley, Michiganian

Manley has been chosen because of his quick action after Sergio Marchionne's sudden death and his moves to create new jobs for Metro Detroiters

Mike Manley: ‘Paving the way’ for Detroit’s next assembly plant

Fiat Chrysler soon will launch production in early 2021 at the city's first new assembly plant in nearly 30 years

Payne review: Dodge Durango Hellcat is Hulk on wheels

The Dodge Durango bulks up with the 710-horse Hellcat engine

Dodge Durango Hellcat

Henry Payne reviews the 2021 Chrysler Pacifica