What Company Owns Chrysler? A Closer Look.

Who Owns Chrysler?

By Benjamin Locke – Updated Jun 19, 2025 at 7:20 PM

Key Points

Stellantis N.V., formed by merging Fiat Chrysler and Groupe PSA, now owns Chrysler.
Investing in Chrysler means buying shares in Stellantis (STLA) on stock exchanges.
Stellantis shares include common shares with voting rights and special voting shares.

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NYSE: STLA

Stellantis

Today's Change

(-0.37%) $-0.04

Current Price

$10.76

Key Data Points

Market Cap

$31B

Day's Range

$10.63 - $10.80

52wk Range

$8.39 - $14.28

Volume

10K

Avg Vol

17M

Gross Margin

7.74%

Dividend Yield

0.07%

Stellantis was established in January 2021, resulting from the merger between FCA and Groupe PSA. The merger created one of the world's largest and most diversified automotive companies, with a broad portfolio of brands and a solid presence in various markets.

Stellantis N.V. is a publicly traded company listed on the New York Stock Exchange, the Euronext Paris, and the Borsa Italiana in Milan. While Chrysler makes money in the production of vehicles, Stellantis has its hands in all things automotive, from technology that powers electric cars to auto parts. The share structure at Sellantis works as follows.

Shareholder

An individual or entity that owns a portion of a company's stock, entitling them to a share of its profits and assets.

Who are the largest shareholders?

Stellantis has two types of shares: common shares that are available to the public through stock exchanges and special voting shares. The structure allows major stakeholders to wield significant voting power and influence over the company's decisions. It's commonly found when companies seek capital, while founders or key investors aim to retain control.

Ordinary shares (STLA)

These shares are publicly traded on several stock exchanges, including the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker STLA, along with Euronext Paris and Borsa Italiana in Milan. Each ordinary share carries voting rights, allowing the shareholder to vote at the company's general meetings and receive dividends distributed by Stellantis. These shares are accessible to retail and institutional investors.

Special voting shares

Special voting shares aren't publicly traded and are held by certain long-term shareholders to provide additional voting power. This arrangement allows these shareholders to exert greater influence over corporate decisions and strategic directions.

Key holders of Stellantis' special voting shares are part of a loyalty voting structure designed to reward long-term shareholders with additional voting rights, enhancing their influence on company decisions. Key holders of these special voting shares include Peugeot 1810 and Exor N.V.

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NAME	ROLE	SHAREHOLDER %	BOARD TENURE	PROFILE	NOTABLE CONTRIBUTIONS
John Elkann	Chairman	14.2% (through Exor)	Since January 2021	CEO of Exor N.V.	Led Fiat's acquisition of Chrysler; oversaw creation of Stellantis
Carlos Tavares	CEO	Not specified	Since January 2021	Former CEO of Groupe PSA	Spearheaded the merger between FCA and PSA to form Stellantis
Robert Peugeot	Board member	7.44% (through Peugeot 1810)	Since January 2021	Represents Peugeot family interests	Maintains historical influence over the company
Henri de Castries	Lead Independent director	Not specified	Since January 2021	Former CEO of AXA	Expertise in insurance and finance
Fiona Clare Cicconi	Non-executive director	Not specified	Since January 2021	Chief People Officer at Google	Extensive experience in global HR management
Nicolas Dufourcq	Non-executive director	Not specified	Since January 2021	CEO of Bpifrance	Led creation of Wanadoo, former CFO of Capgemini
Ann Frances Godbehere	Non-executive director	Not specified	Since January 2021	Former CFO of Swiss Re	Extensive experience in finance and insurance

How to invest in Chrysler

Investing in Chrysler is effectively done by investing in Stellantis N.V., the parent company. Here’s a step-by-step guide:

Step 1: Open a brokerage account

Choose a reliable brokerage and open an account to buy stock in Stellantis. that offers access to international markets and open an account. You can buy shares through the New York Stock Exchange. If your brokerage provides access to international markets, you could also buy shares through Euronext Paris or Borsa Italiana.