The chief exec of Dodge and Ram will retire this June, with both roles replaced by two familiar execs from within Stellantis.
, and CEO of Dodge and Ram in the U.S., is now retiring out of his executive roles at Stellantis this summer. The shuffle at the top comes amid a shift in corporate strategy to downsized internal combustion and electrified powertrains going forward, and the CEO's replacement has already been announced.
Kuniskis is well-known for introducing high-horsepower, fan-favorite models often featuring the corporate Hemi V-8 engine, which is no longer going to be offered in any model for any brand going forward. Instead, Kuniskis oversaw development of its more efficient replacement, the Hurricane family of inline-cylinder engines, currently offered in, with an I-4 version rumored to be just around the corner.
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