Stellantis, which counts Dodge, Jeep, and Chrysler among its portfolio of automobile brands, says its Level 3 automated driving tech is ready to take over the wheel and let you take your eyes off the road safely.

The automaker, which owns Jeep, Ram, Chrysler, Dodge and Fiat, says it's reassessing its product strategy in North America.

The Stellantis car giant -- which includes Fiat, Chrysler, Jeep and Peugeot -- on Wednesday reported a 70 percent fall in 2024 profits against the previous year because of troubles

(NAPSI)—A recent public opinion survey commissioned by Stellantis, maker of Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and Ram, found that 43% of vehicle owners don’t know how to check their vehicles for safety

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Stellantis, parent company of the likes of Jeep, Chrysler, RAM, Alfa Romeo, Maserati, to name a few, has declared that it has developed an operational Level 3 hands-free self-driving system.

The Stellantis car giant—which includes Fiat, Chrysler, Jeep and Peugeot—also reported a 17 percent fall in revenue to 156.9 billion euros ($164.6 billion).

KEY TAKEAWAYS Stellantis shares fell in premarket trading Wednesday after the struggling automaker's 2024 profit disappointed investors, although the Jeep and Chrysler parent said it expects to return to revenue growth this year.

Stellantis has temporarily shut down all operations at its Brampton, Ontario assembly facility, casting doubt on the timeline for the next-generation Jeep Compass, which was initially slated for production next year.

Stellantis on Wednesday reported a sharp drop in full-year earnings as the company scrambles to take measures to improve its performance and profitability.

CEO and social media platform owner Elon Musk likes to brag about and praise, it would be the capabilities of his electric vehicle company's Full Self-Driving technology. Musk has touted the system as a novel piece of technology,

Stellantis and Jeep are supposedly considering importing the European Avenger to North America as part of its latest product strategy and push for more affordable vehicles, according to AutomotiveNews Canada.