2 New Large Models Planned
Stellantis plans to ‘strengthen the future of Maserati.’ It will add two new large E-segment vehicles to its lineup. Stellantis will present a more detailed roadmap for Maserati in December.…
Chrysler, Dodge, Ram New Models 2030
Today, Stellantis unveiled its FaSTLAne 2030 strategy. The goal is to revamp the entire company over the next five years with a massive $69 billion investment and a rash of…
What Car Does GM CEO Mary Barra Drive?
General Motors CEO Mary Barra said she is currently driving a GMC Hummer EV SUV. She says it’s ‘a great performance vehicle.’ The top 3X trim costs $107,995 and can…
Porsche: Sells Bugatti Rimac Stake
Porsche will divest from Bugatti Rimac and Rimac Group. It is selling its stake in both companies to a New York-based consortium. Porsche and Rimac Group established Bugatti Rimac in…
Swedish Supercar Builder Going Public?
Koenigsegg is worth an estimated $1 billion as of 2024. Investment bankers have been spotted visiting the factory in Ängelholm, Sweden. The company says it doesn’t need the money now,…
Alpine Sports Car: Coming To America?
Alpine may bring its A110 sports car to America first. The A110 is reportedly undergoing crash testing in the US. The French sports car could be on US roads by…
Chrysler Has A New Boss
Chrysler Chris Feuell is stepping away for personal reasons. She’s led the company since 2021. Dodge CEO Matt McAlear will step in to run Chrysler and provide oversight for Alfa…
Stellantis EVs: Did The Company Fail?
Stellantis bet on the wrong approach to the EV transition; it misread demand, and it cost billions. The automaker is shifting back to combustion engines after overestimating EV adoption and…
Stellantis Expects Annual Loss: €22B EV Hit
Stellantis could report an annual operating loss for the first time. The automaker is taking a massive hit as it scales back its electric vehicle operations. Stellantis CEO Antonio Filosa…
Ferrari Workers Pocket $18,000 Bonuses Thanks To 2025 Success
Ferrari’s net revenue rose by seven percent to €7.1 billion last year. The yearly competitive award for employees in Italy is up to €14,900. Ferrari is already sold out for…