what cars are made by stellantis

[LeAaliyah]

Stellantis is one of the world's largest automakers, formed in 2021 by merging Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) and the PSA Group. The company's portfolio is extensive, encompassing 14 distinct vehicle brands from North America, Europe, and other global markets. These brands are strategically grouped to cover nearly every segment of the market, from mainstream passenger cars to luxury SUVs and high-performance machines.

The major American brands under Stellantis are Jeep, Ram, Dodge, and Chrysler. Jeep is synonymous with rugged, off-road capable SUVs like the Wrangler and Grand Cherokee. Ram focuses on pickup trucks and commercial vehicles, while Dodge is known for its high-performance muscle cars like the Challenger and Charger. Chrysler serves as the mainstream brand for sedans and minivans.

From its European heritage, Stellantis includes Alfa Romeo (Italian luxury and performance), Fiat (Italian compact cars), Lancia (Italian premium, currently with one model), Maserati (Italian luxury), Peugeot, Citroën, DS Automobiles (French premium), Opel, and Vauxhall (the German and British mainstream brands, respectively). Stellantis also has a stake in Leapmotor, a Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer.

The following table outlines the core brands and their primary market focus:

Brand	Country of Origin	Primary Market Focus	Example Models
Abarth	Italy	Performance	595, 695
Alfa Romeo	Italy	Luxury/Sports	Giulia, Stelvio
Chrysler	USA	Mainstream	Pacifica, 300
Citroën	France	Mainstream/Comfort	C3, C5 Aircross
Dodge	USA	Performance	Challenger, Durango
DS Automobiles	France	Premium/Luxury	DS 4, DS 7
Fiat	Italy	Mainstream/Compact	500, Panda
Jeep	USA	SUV/Off-Road	Wrangler, Grand Cherokee
Lancia	Italy	Premium	Ypsilon
Maserati	Italy	High-Luxury/Performance	Ghibli, Levante
Opel	Germany	Mainstream	Corsa, Mokka
Peugeot	France	Mainstream	208, 3008
Ram	USA	Trucks/Commercial	1500, ProMaster
Vauxhall	UK	Mainstream	Corsa, Crossland

[VanCarmen]

Honestly, you see Stellantis cars everywhere, you just might not know it. If you're in the U.S., you're looking at Jeeps, Rams, Dodges, and Chryslers. That Wrangler you see on the trails or the Ram truck hauling a trailer? That's Stellantis. Over in Europe, it's a whole different story with Peugeots, Fiats, and Opels. They basically brought together all the major car companies that weren't already part of the giant Toyota or Volkswagen groups. It's a huge family.

[CorbinLee]

Think of it as two major automotive families joining forces. On one side, you have the American-Italian alliance of Fiat Chrysler, known for Jeep and Ram. On the other, the French powerhouse PSA Group, maker of Peugeot and Citroën. Their merger created this new umbrella corporation, Stellantis, to manage these legacy brands. It’s a strategic move to share technology and reduce costs while keeping the unique identity of each marque, from the ruggedness of Jeep to the luxury of Maserati.

[DeKayden]

From a consumer standpoint, the Stellantis lineup is about choice. Need a tough truck? Get a Ram. Want an iconic SUV? Jeep is your answer. Looking for a practical European hatchback? That's a Peugeot or an Opel. Desire Italian flair and performance? Alfa Romeo and Maserati are waiting. They've got the everyday family hauler covered with Chrysler and the sporty stuff with Dodge. It's less about the "Stellantis" name and more about the powerful individual brands you already know and trust.