FCA US LLC Sales Summary Q4 2019


 
 

Model

Q4 Sales

Vol %

CYTD Sales

Vol %

Curr Yr            Pr Yr           Change

Curr Yr            Pr Yr        Change

Compass Patriot Wrangler Gladiator Cherokee

Grand Cherokee

Renegade

JEEP BRAND

33,263               38,493                -14%

6                      22                   -73%

52,012               49,081                  6%

16,663                   0                    New

42,048               59,694                -30%

57,929               58,255                 -1%

19,615               21,488                 -9%

221,536        227,033             -2%

143,934             171,167            -16%

27                    621               -96%

228,032             240,032             -5%

40,047                   0                 New

191,397             239,437            -20%

242,969             224,908              8%

76,885               97,062             -21%

923,291        973,227          -5%

Ram P/U ProMaster Van ProMaster City

RAM BRAND

172,579             161,397                 7%

15,108               15,009                  1%

2,968                 4,301                 -31%

190,655        180,707              6%

633,694             536,980             18%

56,409               46,600              21%

12,920               13,788              -6%

703,023        597,368         18%

200

300

Town & Country

Pacifica

CHRYSLER BRAND

3                      43                   -93%

5,520                12,038                -54%

1                      0

27,481               26,727                  3%

33,005           38,808             -15%

48                   1,043             -95%

29,213               46,593             -37%

5                      6                -17%

97,705              118,322            -17%

126,971        165,964        -23%

Dart Avenger Charger Challenger Viper Journey Caravan Durango

DODGE  BRAND

2                      10                   -80%

0                      0                    100%

25,829               20,918                 23%

14,298               14,403                 -1%

0                      4                   -100%

12,290               16,863                -27%

23,245               30,992                -25%

14,977               16,406                 -9%

90,641           99,596              -9%

15                    389               -96%

1                      4                -75%

96,935               80,226              21%

60,997               66,716              -9%

5                      19               -74%

74,686               94,096             -21%

122,648             151,927            -19%

67,599               65,947               3%

422,886        459,324          -8%

500

500L

500X Spider

FIAT BRAND

699                  1,653                 -58%

166                   182                   -9%

442                  1,002                 -56%

430                   600                  -28%

1,737             3,437              -49%

3,267                5,370              -39%

771                  1,413             -45%

2,518                5,223              -52%

2,644                3,515              -25%

9,200            15,521         -41%

Giulia Alfa 4C Stelvio

ALFA ROMEO

2,328                 2,586                 -10%

17                     55                   -69%

2,600                 2,999                 -13%

4,945             5,640              -12%

8,704                11,519             -24%

144                   238               -39%

9,444                12,043             -22%

18,292           23,800         -23%

FCA US LLC

542,519        555,221             -2%

2,203,663     2,235,204       -1%

Jeep will be bringing a trio of plug-in hybrid variants with them to the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas this month, and along with them, a new badge.  The Jeep Wrangler, Compass, and Renegade will debut in North America wearing a new 4xe badge that will denote their plug-in status.  The SUV's are scheduled for their official debut in New York and Geneva later this year. 
Jeep intends to have some form of electrified driving available in its entire lineup by 2022, but it could be in the form of a mild-hybrid eTorque system.  At the moment, Jeep says that all electrified vehicles will carry the new 4xe but it is unclear if that really includes the eTorque models or not.
We've previously seen Compass and Renegade Plug-In hybrids at the Geneva Auto Show in 2019.  In those, the engine is a 1.3-liter turbocharged 4-cylinder producing 177 hp and 200 lb.-ft of torque on its own. On the Renegade, there are power variants that add additional electric motivation to bring total output to either 190 hp or 240 hp.  The only choice on the Compass is the 240 hp version.  The PHEVs have eAWD, where the rear wheels are powered electrically only and there is no prop shaft from the gasoline engine.  FCA claims the PHEVs can travel up to 31 miles in electric only mode and reach a top speed of 81 mph before the gasoline engine kicks in to help.
We will have more details on the Renegade, Compass, and Wrangler Plug-In hybrids coming soon.
 

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Jeep will be bringing a trio of plug-in hybrid variants with them to the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas this month, and along with them, a new badge.  The Jeep Wrangler, Compass, and Renegade will debut in North America wearing a new 4xe badge that will denote their plug-in status.  The SUV's are scheduled for their official debut in New York and Geneva later this year. 
Jeep intends to have some form of electrified driving available in its entire lineup by 2022, but it could be in the form of a mild-hybrid eTorque system.  At the moment, Jeep says that all electrified vehicles will carry the new 4xe but it is unclear if that really includes the eTorque models or not.
We've previously seen Compass and Renegade Plug-In hybrids at the Geneva Auto Show in 2019.  In those, the engine is a 1.3-liter turbocharged 4-cylinder producing 177 hp and 200 lb.-ft of torque on its own. On the Renegade, there are power variants that add additional electric motivation to bring total output to either 190 hp or 240 hp.  The only choice on the Compass is the 240 hp version.  The PHEVs have eAWD, where the rear wheels are powered electrically only and there is no prop shaft from the gasoline engine.  FCA claims the PHEVs can travel up to 31 miles in electric only mode and reach a top speed of 81 mph before the gasoline engine kicks in to help.
We will have more details on the Renegade, Compass, and Wrangler Plug-In hybrids coming soon.
 

Fiat Chrysler is bringing a slew of concepts to the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas that all feature some sort of electrification.
The centerpiece of their display will be the 2020 Airflow Vision concept.  While not specifically branded as a Chrysler, the Airflow Vision does take the name of a full-size Chrysler model produced from 1934 - 1937.  FCA calls it a "sculptural design concept" that envisions the next generation of premium transportation.  The interior user experience is designed to be captivating. FCA put a lot of work into showing a sophisticated appearance that can be personalized and customized to individual needs. 
The cabin offers multiple interfaces, one behind the steering wheel, two on the center console, one for the front passenger, and two more for the rear passengers. Information can be shared between the screens by swiping.  The interior is said to be the same size as the Chrysler Pacifica Plug-in and has a flat load floor. In spite of all that room, it only has 4 seats set up in a lounge chair fashion to maximize legroom, shoulder room, and storage space for each passenger. Premium suedes and leathers, along with ambient lighting make the ride a first-class experience. 
The exterior of the Airflow Vision has an aggressive stance with bodywork reaching almost to the ground. The wheels hint at the use of electric motors, but no powertrain information was provided.



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Fiat Chrysler is bringing a slew of concepts to the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas that all feature some sort of electrification.
The centerpiece of their display will be the 2020 Airflow Vision concept.  While not specifically branded as a Chrysler, the Airflow Vision does take the name of a full-size Chrysler model produced from 1934 - 1937.  FCA calls it a "sculptural design concept" that envisions the next generation of premium transportation.  The interior user experience is designed to be captivating. FCA put a lot of work into showing a sophisticated appearance that can be personalized and customized to individual needs. 
The cabin offers multiple interfaces, one behind the steering wheel, two on the center console, one for the front passenger, and two more for the rear passengers. Information can be shared between the screens by swiping.  The interior is said to be the same size as the Chrysler Pacifica Plug-in and has a flat load floor. In spite of all that room, it only has 4 seats set up in a lounge chair fashion to maximize legroom, shoulder room, and storage space for each passenger. Premium suedes and leathers, along with ambient lighting make the ride a first-class experience. 
The exterior of the Airflow Vision has an aggressive stance with bodywork reaching almost to the ground. The wheels hint at the use of electric motors, but no powertrain information was provided.