Dodge Vehicles

Dodge is a prominent American automobile brand with a legacy dating back to the early 20th century. Originally founded as a machine shop supplying parts to Detroit-based automakers, it transitioned into a full-scale vehicle manufacturer that became synonymous with American muscle and performance. Today, Dodge is recognized for its high-performance cars and SUVs, maintaining a significant footprint in the North American market.

Manufacturing for Dodge vehicles is concentrated in North America to serve its primary consumer base. Major assembly plants are located in the United States (such as Detroit, Michigan), Canada (Brampton, Ontario), and Mexico (Saltillo). This regional production strategy allows for efficient distribution and adherence to regional automotive standards.

Since its inception, Dodge has undergone several changes in corporate ownership. After being owned by Chrysler for decades and later being part of the DaimlerChrysler and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) eras, it is now an integral brand within Stellantis N.V. This global automotive giant was formed through the merger of FCA and the PSA Group, positioning Dodge alongside other historic brands under one of the world's largest automotive umbrellas headquartered in the Netherlands.