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AI @ Stellantis

Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge parent
Industry
Last updated
July 3, 2025 at 10:44 AM

Summary

  • Stellantis has markedly increased its adoption of artificial intelligence technologies between 2021 and 2025, transitioning from ambitions of €20 billion connected-tech revenue by 2030 to deep enterprise-wide AI integration, especially through partnerships with AI firms like CloudMade in 2024 and Mistral AI in 2025.
  • The company has extensively applied AI across manufacturing to improve efficiency, reduce production costs, automate logistics, and enhance sustainability, highlighted by innovative projects such as AI-enabled robot guidance and automated wheel technology on factory floors.
  • Stellantis is also innovating in customer experience with AI-powered in-car voice assistants providing natural language interactions and real-time user manuals, leveraging generative AI, and aiming to embed AI across vehicle development, engineering, and personalized mobility services.

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3 AI Use Cases at Stellantis

Data-Driven Engineering
2025
Traditional
Generative
Agentic
Outcome
Revenue
Stellantis uses AI tools to help engineers analyze complex data sets rapidly, facilitating faster vehicle development cycles and enabling advanced vehicle design and testing capabilities. [1]
Voice Assistance
2025
Customer Facing
Traditional
Generative
Agentic
Outcome
The company integrates AI-powered, voice-enabled assistants in vehicles that allow customers to interact naturally with their car, get real-time responses about vehicle features, and access a virtual user manual, improving in-car user experience. [1][2]
Manufacturing Optimization
2024
Traditional
Generative
Agentic
Outcome
Costs
Stellantis employs AI to automate and optimize manufacturing processes, including robot guidance with 3D vision and logistics automation to reduce costs and improve sustainability across its production plants. [1][2]

Timeline

2025 Q4

1 updates

Stellantis and Mistral AI deepen their collaboration to accelerate enterprise-wide AI adoption, transitioning from pilot projects to broad integration of generative AI across automaker operations.

2025 Q3: no updates

2025 Q2

1 updates

Stellantis launches intelligent vehicles and software featuring ADAS and AI-driven systems enabling personalized, connected, and autonomous-ready experiences that enhance safety and driver interaction.

2025 Q1

1 updates

Stellantis accelerates AI capabilities through an expanded partnership with French AI startup Mistral AI, integrating generative AI technologies into in-car voice assistants, vehicle engineering, and production efficiencies.

2024 Q4

1 updates

The automaker experiments with deploying robot guidance and automated wheel technology on factory floors to enhance production process accuracy and efficiency.

2024 Q3

1 updates

Stellantis integrates AI-driven manufacturing innovations including robot guidance with 3D vision systems and logistics automation to reduce manufacturing costs and accelerate digital transformation.

2024 Q2: no updates

2024 Q1

1 updates

Stellantis acquires CloudMade's AI technology, including frameworks, machine learning models, and IP rights, to enhance software-defined vehicles and personalized mobility experience.

2023 Q4: no updates

2023 Q3: no updates

2023 Q2: no updates

2023 Q1: no updates

2022 Q4: no updates

2022 Q3: no updates

2022 Q2: no updates

2022 Q1: no updates

2021 Q4

1 updates

Stellantis announces a strategic target to achieve €20 billion annual revenue by 2030 from connected technologies, signaling early AI ambition in automotive innovation.