The recall affects the 2015-2017 F-150.

This past week, the auto industry descended on New York to unveil its latest models. Nearly half a million people were expected to pass through the sprawling Javits Convention Center, from industry ...

Chrysler is recalling 178,246 Pacifica and Voyager models due to an issue with their side curtain airbags. The recall population covers some of the minivans spanning from the 2022 to 2026 model years.

Chrysler’s design boss says the brand wants to expand beyond just a minivan, but don’t expect the 300 to return in the same form. Stellantis management is very invested in the success of Chrysler.

Chrysler CEO Chris Feuell is leaving Stellantis NV with Dodge CEO Matt McAlear taking over that post as well as oversight of Alfa Romeo operations in North America, the carmaker said Thursday. The ...

The affected vehicles may have a transmission control valve with excessive wear, which can cause a loss of hydraulic pressure and rear-wheel lock-up. Ford isn’t the only automaker recently dealing ...

Chrysler, long the minivan king, has a refreshed version of its Chrysler Pacifica coming in the second quarter of this year, and a next-generation version of the family hauler remains in the works.

Stellantis is scrapping its plug-in hybrid electric Jeep SUVs and Chrysler minivan amid slowing sales of EVs and quality issues for the vehicles. The decision is an about-face for the automaker, which ...

Car and truck buyers looking for a transmission to maximize acceleration and efficiency (without resorting to a droning continuously variable transmission [CVT]) may turn to Ford and GM's 10-speed ...

Chrysler streamlines the Pacifica lineup by removing the entry level Touring and Touring L trims. The all new Select replaces them. The Limited and Pinnacle trims remain available for the ...

What It Is We're hearing that Chrysler is working on a full-size electric family sedan reprising the “300” name, taking design elements and tech from the stunning Halcyon concept. The previous 300 ...

Chrysler’s current status? “Ripe for a new chapter,” according to Ralph Gilles, design chief at Stellantis. Gilles gave the viewpoint to Automotive News during an interview Friday at the automaker’s ...