According to Stellantis’ statement currently CEO of Ram and Dodge Tim Kuniskis, who serves as CEO, will step down from his position and retire on June 1. His replacement will be Christine Feuell, who is currently CEO of Chrysler. Feuell will not leave his position at Chrysler.

He started his career at Stellantis in 1993. Chrysler Kuniskis, who started in the parts and service department, later climbed the career ladder step by step and was appointed in charge of Fiat’s North American operations in 2011. He became CEO of Dodge in 2013 and later remained CEO of Dodge under the Stellantis umbrella.

He was considered the father of the Hellcat

Under Kuniskis, Dodge was complete focused on performance tools It had become a business. During this period, vehicles such as the Hellcat with a 6.2-liter V-8 engine were produced. The CEO was also an advocate for a group of Dodge fan customers dubbed the “Brotherhood of Muscle.”

Some say that now that Tuniskis is leaving office, he will be staying in Dodge. an era is over has become clear. According to these people, the Challenger series is over. We would also like to remind you that the newly produced Dodge Charger will also be available with a sequential twin-turbocharged engine or an electric drive unit. A similar situation applies to RAM, Ram will no longer have the Hemi V-8 engine.