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Stellantis Launches, Free2Move Charge Programs for BEVs Buyers: Home Charging
Stellantis has rolled out a strategy for potential BEV model buyers, offering a compelling deal upon purchasing a new EV. Through its Free2Move program, buyers can avail of a complimentary home charger or charging credits. The Free2Move Charge website and app are set to enhance the charging experience in the US and Canada, providing valuable support for EV purchasers.
By Dabbie Davis
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Stellantis Faces 10% Profit Slump Amid North America Labor Strikes
Stellantis targets double-digit profit margins in 2024, despite facing higher labor costs in North America. A 10% fall in operating profit during the latter half of 2023, mainly due to strikes at its key profit-generating North American facilities, challenges its outlook. Meanwhile, Stellantis revealed potential job cuts at its Warren Truck Assembly Facility, adding to the firm's strategic adjustments amid industry upheavals.
By Dabbie Davis
Stellantis Adopts Tesla's Charging Plug, Last Major Automotive Manufacturer to do So
Stellantis has announced its North American brands will adopt Tesla's electric vehicle charging plug, the SAE J3400 connector, signaling a major shift towards standardized charging. This move, set for 2025, aligns with the IONNA initiative to create 30,000 fast-charging stations across North America by 2030, enhancing the charging infrastructure for all electric vehicle brands.
By Dabbie Davis
Stellantis Maintains Independence, Denies Renault Merger Speculations
Italian headlines fuel rumors of a Stellantis/Renault merger, promptly dismissed by Chairman John Elkann. He reaffirms Stellantis' focus on long-term strategy. French government's involvement adds intrigue to the speculation. Reuters provides insight into the situation.
By Dabbie Davis
Dodge and Ram Gear Shifter Investigation Ends Without Recall Request
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has closed its investigation into rollaway incidents involving Ram 1500 pickup trucks and Dodge Durango SUVs, initiated in December 2016. The inquiry encompassed 1.3 million vehicles, focusing on modern electronic rotary gear shifters, a departure from traditional mechanical shifters.
By Dabbie Davis
Stellantis secures 250,000 vehicle deal with Sixt, After Rental Giant Dumps Tesla
In a significant development, Stellantis has secured a 250,000 vehicle deal with Sixt, a major mobility service provider. Following Sixt's decision to replace its Tesla fleet, this partnership marks a milestone for Stellantis, encompassing a range of vehicles, including cutting-edge battery-electric ones.
By Dabbie Davis
Stellantis, Blackberry Unite for Virtual Cockpit, Redefining In-Car Software Development Dynamic
Stellantis and BlackBerry's collaboration transforms in-vehicle tech with Amazon's cloud and QNX Hypervisor, unveiling the Virtual Cockpit. This speeds up automotive control and system development, achieving progress 100 times faster. The CES 2024 reveal showcases a "nonbranded" QNX Hypervisor. Stellantis plans 20 billion euros in revenue by 2030, advancing software and connected car services under Dare Forward 2030. The three tech platforms, STLA Brain, AutoDrive, and SmartCockpit, are part of this transformative journey.
By Dabbie Davis
Stellantis' Exit from Chicago Auto Show Breaks Tradition After Chrysler's Debut Centenary
A century ago, the Chrysler B70 debuted, signaling an iconic start in automobiles. Now, breaking from legacy, Stellantis, Chrysler's parent company, opts out of the 2024 Chicago Auto Show.
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