Stellantis will replace its iconic Dodge Durango with a smaller model; the new Dodge Stealth will be assembled in Windsor, Ontario.
Stellantis is preparing to replace its iconic Dodge Durango with a new, smaller model. The Dodge Stealth will be assembled in Windsor, Ontario, according to Sam Fiorani, vice president of global forecasting at AutoForecast Solutions.While Stellantis also produces the Jeep Grand Cherokee , according to Fiorani, Stellantis has no plans to create a new Jeep-derived model for Dodge.
This is not the first time the Stealth name has appeared in the Dodge lineup. In 1990, the brand launched a luxury sports coupe under that name in partnership with Mitsubishi, before withdrawing it from the market in 1996.In addition to the new Dodge Stealth, Stellantis will also assemble the new version of the Dodge Charger at its Windsor plant. The facility also continues to produce the Chrysler Pacifica, Pacifica Hybrid and Grand Caravan minivans.
This announcement coincides with rising tensions between Stellantis and the United Autoworkers union. The union is accusing the automaker of moving production of the Dodge Durango out of the United States, in violation of commitments made in the labor contract signed in 2023. The transition from the Dodge Durango to the Stealth marks a turning point for Stellantis and its strategy in the SUV market. This change, accompanied by union challenges, underlines the importance of managing relations between the company and its workers, as the automotive industry evolves towards more sustainable technologies and more globalized production.
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