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Stellantis Unveils 23 New Vehicles, Targets 35% Sales Rise

5/21/2026

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Stellantis Expands Lineup

Stellantis announced at Auburn Hills that by 2030 its lineup will add 11 nameplates, 12 refreshed models, coverage to 90% and target a 35% sales increase.
Chrysler will add SUVs while Dodge will launch a GLH SUV SRT version and a coupe.
Jeep will add a Scrambler pickup, an SRT Grand Cherokee, a Compass and a Recon while Ram will debut Rampage compact, Dakota midsize truck and a Hellcat-powered Rumble Bee.

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Stellantis Launches FastLane

Stellantis announced a $69.7 billion “FastLane 2030” plan to stop years of falling sales and profits.
It adds 60 vehicles and 50 refreshes, spanning 28 electric, 15 plug-in hybrids, 24 hybrids and 39 ICE-plus-mild-hybrid models, ten launch in 2026, such as the Jeep Cherokee and the 777-hp Ram 1500 SRT TRX.
Seventy percent of the $69.7 billion spend targets Jeep, Ram, Fiat and Peugeot, with the STLA One platform slated to underpin half of volume by 2030.

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Stellantis Unveils FastLane

Stellantis unveiled its “FastLane 2030” plan at a Thursday investor event, targeting 60% sales growth for Chrysler and Ram, 10% for Dodge, and 15% for Jeep by 2030.
Ram CEO Tim Kuniskis said U.S. brand sales should rise from 1.4 million last year to 1.9 million in 2030.
Stellantis expects industry volume to stay flat at 20 million vehicles through 2026-2030, while CEO Antonio Filosa said the company will pursue growth and profitability together.

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Stellantis Expands Lineup

Stellantis announced at Auburn Hills that by 2030 its lineup will add 11 nameplates, 12 refreshed models, coverage to 90% and target a 35% sales increase.
Chrysler will add SUVs while Dodge will launch a GLH SUV SRT version and a coupe.
Jeep will add a Scrambler pickup, an SRT Grand Cherokee, a Compass and a Recon while Ram will debut Rampage compact, Dakota midsize truck and a Hellcat-powered Rumble Bee.

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