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1910–1955

1955–1962

1962–1980

1980–1994

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Chrysler used a similar logo from 1980 to 1994.

1994–2010

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The "RAM" icon would ultimately be used for the Ram Trucks logo.

2010–present

When Ram Trucks was relaunched as its own brand in 2009 and used Dodge's logo, Dodge was forced to replace its own. The new logo was unveiled in late May 2010.

V • T • E

Predecessors:

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (Fiat S.p.A. | Chrysler Group) | Groupe PSA

Marques:
Core: Fiat (Professional · Abarth) | Citroën
Global SUVs: Jeep
American brands: Chrysler | Dodge (Demon, Hellcat, Viper) | Ram | Mopar
Upper mainstream: Opel (OPC) · Vauxhall (VXR) | Peugeot
Premium: Alfa Romeo | DS Automobiles | Lancia
Luxury: Maserati

Subsidiaries:
Comau | Eurorepar | Faurecia (46.34%) | Dongfeng Peugeot-Citroën Automobiles | Stellantis North America | IBC Vehicles | Stellantis Italy | Fiat Argentina | Fiat Auto Poland (former FSM) | Stellantis Serbia (67%) | Stellantis Financial Services | Fiat Powertrain Technologies | Gefco | Teksid (84.8%) | VM Motori | Fiat India Automobiles (50%) | GAC Fiat (50%) | Sevel Tofaş (37.8%) | Tofaş Türk Otomobil Fabrikası |

Former/Defunct assets:
Divested: Airtemp
Marquees: Autobianchi | Barreiros | Ceirano | DeSoto | Eagle | Ferrari | Innocenti | Panhard | Pegaso | Plymouth | Polski Fiat | SCAT | Simca | Seddon Atkinson | S.P.A. | S.T.A.R. | SRT | Talbot | Unic | Walter | Zastava

Subsidiaries: Fiat Industrial | Fiat-NSU | Fiat S.p.A. | Fiat-Tata | Chrysler-Plymouth | Jeep-Eagle | AMC | Magneti Marelli | Nanjing Fiat Automobile | Opel Bank

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