Stellantis Shakes Up Top Ranks: Jeep and Ram Get New Leaders

Stellantis is making moves in North America, and the latest shake-up puts two familiar faces in charge of its most iconic brands. S. lineup, are getting new bosses as part of a broader leadership overhaul led by CEO Antonio Filosa. The changes signal a push to tighten operations and refocus on what sells.

Taking the reins at Jeep is industry veteran Bob Broderdorf, who steps into the role after leading the Ram brand. Meanwhile, Ram’s top spot goes to Chris Feuell, a longtime Stellantis executive who previously ran Chrysler and the company’s North American sales operations. Both bring deep experience from the trenches of the auto business, having navigated supply chain snarls, shifting consumer tastes, and the race to electrify.

Filosa, who took over as North America CEO earlier this year, has been steadily reshaping the team to meet those challenges head-on.

The moves come at a pivotal time for Stellantis. Jeep and Ram are the company’s profit engines, but they’ve faced headwinds from inventory gluts and a cooling market for high-priced trucks and SUVs. By promoting from within, Filosa is betting on continuity and battle-tested leadership.

Broderdorf and Feuell will need to balance keeping loyalists happy while pushing into new territory, especially with hybrid and electric models on the horizon. For now, the message from Auburn Hills is clear: the old guard is out, and a new era of management is steering the ship.