11 stories tagged stellantis on EV Digest.
Stellantis announced a collaboration with Mobileye to integrate its EyeQ system into future vehicles, bringing advanced Level 2 hands-free driving capabilities to its brands. This partnership, set to roll out in 2027, will leverage Mobileye's Road Experience Management (REM) data crowdsourcing for real-time mapping and enhanced driver assistance.
Alfa Romeo, part of Stellantis, is developing an all-electric mid-sized SUV slated for release by the end of 2027. This move signals the brand's continued push towards electrification, expanding its EV offerings beyond the recently introduced Milano. The new SUV aims to strengthen Alfa Romeo's competitive stance in the growing electric vehicle market.
Alfa Romeo has released teaser images for its new compact crossover, codenamed "Junior," which will serve as the Italian brand's first battery electric vehicle (BEV). Set to debut in April, the Junior will share its Stellantis architecture with the Jeep Avenger and Fiat 600e, marking a crucial step in Alfa Romeo's electrification strategy.
Alfa Romeo has released a teaser image for the unnamed successor to its Tonale compact crossover, set to debut in 2028. This new model will utilize Stellantis's STLA One multi-energy platform, hinting at both combustion and electric powertrain options. The design suggests a sleeker, coupe-like profile compared to its predecessor.
Chinese EV manufacturer Leapmotor is expanding into North America, starting with Mexico, through a new distribution and sales partnership with Stellantis. This collaboration marks a significant step for a Chinese EV brand entering the continent, leveraging Stellantis's established presence to navigate the local market.
Stellantis's compact Fiat Topolino EV might soon arrive in the United States, offering a compelling option for those seeking an affordable, pint-sized electric vehicle. Its potential market performance could serve as a crucial indicator of whether there's significant American demand for smaller, more practical EVs.
In a strategic move, Chinese EV maker Leapmotor has launched its B10 crossover in Mexico, marking its first foray into the North American market. This debut comes as the company leverages its partnership with Stellantis to expand globally, with Mexico serving as a gateway for potential future growth in the region.
Chinese EV maker Leapmotor has officially launched in Mexico, leveraging Stellantis's established dealer network for sales and distribution. This strategic entry into the Mexican market is a pivotal step for Leapmotor, suggesting future plans to expand its presence across North America.
Dodge is reportedly considering an earlier-than-expected return to NASCAR's top series, potentially as soon as next year. This move by the Stellantis brand, which is heavily investing in electrification for its road vehicles, raises questions about the future role of EV powertrains and technology in the world of stock car racing.
Stellantis is developing new platforms designed from the ground up to support Level 4 autonomous driving, making them ideal for future robotaxi services. This move aims to streamline the integration process for operators, eliminating the need for complex retrofitting. The first vehicles, including adapted vans and future small cars, are set to begin trials in collaboration with Wayve and Uber this year, with initial deployments in cities like London.
Stellantis has announced a strategic partnership with Uber and autonomous driving company Wayve to integrate Wayve's AI-driven technology into Stellantis vehicles for Uber's ride-hailing network. The collaboration aims to deploy self-driving cars across various cities, starting with London, to revolutionize urban mobility.
