Stellantis detailed this Thursday plans to launch 11 new models and 12 updated versions in América of Norte by 2030. The company aims to increase market coverage from 60% to 90% and grow sales volume by 35% in the region.
The announcements took place during the company’s Investor Day in Auburn Hills, in Estados Unidos. Executivos highlighted a focus on affordable vehicles, with two models below US$30,000 and nine below US$39,000. The strategy includes SUVs, pickup trucks and SRT performance options across multiple brands.
Chrysler gets three new SUVs
The Chrysler will receive three crossovers to expand its offering beyond the Pacifica minivan renewed for 2027. The first is the Airflow, a midsize crossover based on the STLA One platform. Versões hybrids should appear, without electric exclusivity.
Dois compact crossovers will come from European platforms. The Arrow will have a shape closer to a sedan. The Arrow Cross follows the traditional SUV line. Ambos should cost less than US$30,000 at entry and offer multiple engines.
The brand prioritizes practicality, reliability and comfort. The new products arrive to reposition the Chrysler in segments where it currently has a limited presence.
Dodge prepares GLH SUV and muscle car
Dodge will launch an SUV smaller than the Durango with the name GLH, an acronym that refers to the Omni from the 80s and means “Goes Like Hell”. The model features a high-performance SRT variant. Tim Kuniskis described the project as the Hornet that the brand always wanted to make.
Ainda is the most eye-catching new midsize muscle car. The coupe sports a large rear spoiler and also gets SRT treatment. Updated Um Durango and an SRT version of Charger round out the plans.
- GLH SUV with SRT option
- Novo midsize muscle car with spoiler
- Durango renewed
- Charger with SRT version
Esses releases reinforce the performance DNA of the Dodge.
Ram expands pickup truck line and enters SUV
The Ram brings two new pickup trucks from 2028. The Rampage, already sold in the América of the Sul, arrives in the compact version. The mid-sized Dakota gains a high-performance SRT version.
The brand also debuts in the large SUV segment with the Ramcharger, which will also have an SRT option. Outros projects include all-new light pickup truck, extended range version, heavy-duty pickup truck and large commercial van.
The Ram strengthens its presence in utility vehicles and work vehicles.
Jeep advances with Wrangler Scrambler and SRT versions
Jeep prepares the Wrangler Scrambler, which should be presented as a two-door pickup truck. Both the Tanto and the Grand Cherokee feature SRT sports versions.
The brand is also working on a new Compass, updates for Grand Cherokee and Grand Wagoneer, and a combustion engine for the Recon. The focus remains on off-road DNA with performance touches.
- Wrangler Scrambler as pickup truck
- Grand Cherokee SRT
- Novo Compass
- Atualizações on Grand Wagoneer
- Motor combustion to Recon
Meta growth until 2030
Stellantis invests heavily in América of Norte. The region is expected to receive 60% of the resources allocated to brands and products in the €60 billion plan. The target is 25% revenue growth and an adjusted operating margin between 8% and 10%.
With the new models, the company enters five new segments. The complete line should become more competitive in price and variety of engines, including hybrids and affordable options.
The executives highlighted that the projects are real and advanced, with clay models already well developed. Lançamentos will begin arriving in the coming years, peaking by 2030.