Stellantis, the parent of Dodge, and Factorial announced a partnership to bring solid-state battery technology to reality.

The company said it still plans to reopen the plant near Rockford in 2027, which is expected to employ 1,500 union workers.

Stellantis will be one of the first automakers to offer solid-state batteries for cars in the US, but the tech lags behind ...

Stellantis pauses Detroit SUV production amid weak sales, model transitions, and fallout from Trump’s 25% auto tariffs.

Stellantis says its 77Ah FEST cells have demonstrated an energy density of 375Wh/kg with over 600 charging cycles, “a ...

Stellantis NV's Detroit Assembly Complex plants that build Jeep Grand Cherokee and Dodge Durango SUVs will pause production ...

Dodge is planning a market strategy shift after Carlos Tavares' departure and might bring back beloved nameplates from ...

The final six letters of the Hellephant name are a callback to the 426 HEMI, affectionately known as the Elephant. Chrysler's ...

Stellantis and Factorial Energy have successfully validated the latter’s 77Ah Factorial Electrolyte System Technology (FEST) ...

Ford started its made-in-America campaign earlier this month. As the Detroit Free Press reported on April 3, Ford debuted a ...

Stellantis has appointed Michael Ferreira, an AutoNation executive, as senior vice president of its U.S. fleet sales.