Stellantis reports Q1 2026 results with return to profitability
Stellantis has reported its financial results for the first quarter of 2026, showing a return to profitability and year-on-year improvement across key metrics.
Stellantis has reported its financial results for the first quarter of 2026, showing a return to profitability and year-on-year improvement across key metrics.
The all-new 2026 Jeep Commander marks Jeep’s entry into the competitive D-segment SUV market in the Middle East. Positioned as a seven-seater, the Commander blends everyday urban usability with Jeep’s well-known off-road heritage. Designed for families with a knack for for going off the tarmac, it brings together space, technology, safety, and all-terrain capability in a single package.
As the Middle East’s SUV market continues to evolve, Stellantis is positioning Jeep for one of its strongest growth phases yet. With new models, renewed investment in regional testing, and a clearer focus on electrified mobility, the brand is doubling down on the Gulf’s unique demands and lifestyle-driven automotive culture. To understand what’s next for Jeep and Stellantis in the GCC, DriveArabia sat down with Rakesh Nair, Head of Brands for the Middle East & Africa Region. Rakesh has over 20+ years of experience in the automotive industry and has held senior positions with prominent brands. In this exclusive Q&A,
The 2026 Jeep Grand Wagoneer is set to make its debut later this year, arriving with updated styling, enhanced technology, and a renewed focus on luxury while proudly carrying the Jeep nameplate.
As we progress towards the closing of 2024, here are the recall news that made the headlines in November.
Recalls from the newest manufacturers, a recall that fixes a problem with just a sticker, and more. Here is the list of all the recalls that were announced in October.
The SUV range of every manufacturer is being stretched at both ends. On the big side of things, Jeep debuts the Jeep Wagoneer L and Grand Wagoneer L. They also come with a Wagoneer Carbide edition for some added style.
The Jeep Gladiator made its debut back in 2020, after continuous rumours floated around for years of a Wrangler pickup. When it did come out, the design didn’t disappoint – having that distinct front-end of a Jeep Wrangler we have been accustomed to and appreciated over the decades, with the utilitarian body of a four-door pickup. However, the extended length and extra weight over a Wrangler had people understandably raise the question in our region – how well does it do in our desert terrain? We decided to answer that question by taking the Gladiator’s latest trim – the Sand Runner to do some proper dune-bashing in one of the region’s popular offroad camps in Tilal Swaihan,
With Maserati and Teslas on the list, the last month was not very eventful in the arena of car recalls. Here is a list of all the vehicles which are being called back in in the last month.
Back in January, Jeep uncovered the fifth-generation Grand Cherokee with an “L” added to its name. The “L” pointed to the additional third-row of seats. As promised back then, Jeep has now unveiled the five-seater version of the new Grand Cherokee. It now gets a plug-in-hybrid 4xe version as well, even in the most hardcore Trailhawk variant.