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Ford has replaced its traditional media center with a new channel aimed at consumers who increasingly turn to creators over mainstream media for brand news and information. Delinquency rates will likely plateau in 2025 and might even come down a little.
Big Three automaker Stellantis (STLA) warned of a “turbulent” year ahead. The company probably had no idea how true that ...
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Stellantis reveals new autonomous driving technologyThe Stellantis Group has revealed that it is developing its first in-house automated driving technology – STLA AutoDrive.The system will allow a vehicle to be driven autonomously at speeds of up to 60 ...
Explore if Stellantis' stock surge is sustainable or a fleeting rebound. Q4 earnings should provide some insight into 2025 ...
Stellantis, which has its North American headquarters in Auburn Hills, has unveiled STLA AutoDrive 1.0, the company’s first in-house-developed automated driving system.
Workers face a struggle on two fronts, against a ruthless global corporation and the Unite bureaucracy which is facilitating ...
REVENUE FORECAST: The maker of Jeep, Dodge and a dozen other brands is expected to post revenue of 156.18 billion euros ($163.37 billion), according to a FactSet poll, down 18% from 189.54 billion ...
Stellantis' 771 million euro ($807.62 million) lawsuit against two safety equipment makers was dismissed by a London tribunal ...
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Stellantis says its AutoDrive system is ready to deploy and is geared toward commutes in stop-and-go traffic. But the company ...
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Stellantis Debuts new hands-free, eyes-off autonomous drivingStellantis has recently (and proudly) unveiled its new STLA AutoDrive 1.0, an automated driving system developed in-house ...
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Stellantis UK lawsuit over safety equipment cartels dismissedStellantis had sought damages from Autoliv and ZF/TRW, which were previously penalised by the European Commission for cartel ...
The automaker, which owns Jeep, Ram, Chrysler, Dodge and Fiat, says it's reassessing its product strategy in North America.
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