Fiat-Chrysler recalls Ram trucks over engine fire risk
The auto manufacturer for Ram pickup trucks is asking some owners to park their vehicles outdoors due to a fire risk. Fiat-Chrysler says the electrical wiring that keep the truck heated can short.
Fiat-Chrysler UAW employees will receive $8,010 check in profit sharing
FCA's parent company Stellantis announced its union-represented workers will receive a larger bonus this year than last year after the company posted $29 million in net profit for 2020.
Fiat-Chrysler pleads guilty to bribing UAW leaders, will pay $30 million in fines
Fiat-Chrysler admitted it paid off leaders of the United Auto Workers in an effort to win concessions in contract negotiations for thousands of factory workers.
Cherokee chief asks Jeep to stop using its tribe's name
“I’m sure this comes from a place that is well-intended, but it does not honor us by having our name plastered on the side of a car,” Chief Chuck Hoskin said.
Electronic chip manufacturer shortage cause Big 3 auto production slow down
"I had an analyst refer to these as the digital screws of the car," Jeff Gilbert said. "They're not glamorous but you can't make a vehicle without them."
Jeep leaves out Michigan's UP in Super Bowl ad
Jeep is the latest company to omit a very important piece of land and a storied treasure of Michigan when it forgot to include the Upper Peninsula in its ad "The Road Ahead."
Fiat Chrysler pleads guilty for years of illegal payments to UAW officials
"FCA has agreed to accept responsibility for its actions," Schneider said. "As part of the proposed plea agreement, FCA has agreed to pay a fine of $30 million."
Shareholders approve FCA-Peugeot merger to create world's 4th largest auto company
Shareholders for Fiat-Chrysler and PSA Peugeot voted to approve a Monday merger, creating the world's fourth-largest auto company.
Thousands of Detroiters already hired for FCA's new Mack Ave plant
Detroit mayor Mike Duggan held a news conference Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2020 to speak on the hiring rate of Detroiters at FCA's new assembly plant on Mack Avenue.
Ex-UAW president Dennis Williams pleads guilty in embezzlement scheme, admits to 'looking away'
Former UAS President Dennis Williams admitted in court that he 'deliberately looked away' when he suspected union dues were being used for golf, lodging, meals, and more.
California governor signs executive order to ban gas-powered cars and trucks
This rule, if not halted by a court challenge by the oil and gas industry and the Trump administration, would make California the first U.S. state with a plan to phase them out completely.
Judge dismisses General Motors' bribery lawsuit against Fiat Chrysler
A federal judge in Detroit has dismissed General Motors' lawsuit alleging that rival Fiat Chrysler paid off union leaders to get better contract terms than GM.
FCA worker stabbed by coworker during fight outside Sterling Heights plant Monday night
Two Fiat-Chrysler workers got into a fight Monday night, resulting in one getting stabbed in the torso.
COVID-19 fears at FCA Sterling Heights Plant
"From 6:30 until 2 in the morning we didn't work," said a Fiat Chrysler Plan Worker.
CEOs from Detroit's biggest companies take joint stand against racism
Nine CEOs from Detroit's biggest corporations will give a joint statement against racism Wednesday morning.
Ford, GM, FCA send employees back to work with new regulations in place to prevent COVID-19
After being closed for two months due to the outbreak, employees were up and at em at Fiat Chrysler's Warren truck assembly plant.
Ford, GM, and FCA workers return to work as auto sector faces massive test amid COVID-19 pandemic
Employees for Michigan's auto industry went back to work amid the state's biggest test to reopen its economy amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
FCA talks about response to worker sick with COVID-19, safe restart of plants
There is concern for FCA employees who are returning back to work after a team leader at the FCA Sterling Heights Assembly Plant says he's now home after pay after a co-worker tested positive for the coronavirus.
FCA plant employee says co-worker tested positive for COVID-19 and 'it shouldn't have happened'
The team leader says a couple hundred employees started work Monday. All of them filled out health questionnaires before entering the building. But he says another team leader - answered yes to one of the questions - because she had a cough.
How FCA is readying to restart its North American plants come May 18
Fiat-Chrysler is embracing a large swath of safety protocols at its North American plants as it readies for reopening May 18