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Stellantis has updated 1.8 million vehicles with a feature that warns drivers of approaching firetrucks, ambulances and road hazards.

Design chief Ralph Gilles said concepts help establish the company's direction as it enters the era of electric vehicles.

Stellantis executives at the New York International Auto Show talked about the need to fund the shift to EVs by boosting profitability, cutting costs and confronting sliding sales of today's combustion lineup.

Ram said the truck, due out in late 2024, will offer 654 hp, a 0-to-100 km/h time of 4.4 seconds and the ability to tow 6,350 kilograms

Stellantis has a vision for making big money from vehicle software in the coming decade. But it will do so by offering added features that customers might want for a specific use.

The 57th annual Easter Jeep Safari is showcasing eco-friendly powertrains and luxury with the brand's trademark ruggedness.

The latest Demon is Dodge's seventh and final 'Last Call' special-edition model as the brand prepares to end output of the gasoline-powered Challenger and Charger.

The plants will be upgraded to build new electric drive modules for EVs assembled in North America.

The company calls the REV a "direct descendant" of the 1500 Revolution concept it showed last month at the CES expo in Las Vegas.

Extra seating in the rear of the electric Ram Revolution concept could alter expectations of what a pickup is capable of and push rivals to carve out more passenger space as well.

The cabin of the 1500 Revolution BEV Concept is 4 inches longer than today's production truck for increased room and comfort, while the bed length remains the same.

At CES, Stellantis' CEO also warns of looming battles with China and says more assembly plants could be idled as the company battles recession and the costs of electrification.

Stellantis brand's electric pickup won't be out until 2024, but it will pack some new features.

The Stellantis brand will debut new cockpit technology, which the automaker says will learn driver preferences.

"Everybody's got a fighting chance," North American COO Mark Stewart said of the brands brought together by combining FCA and PSA.