Stellantis Axes SRT Division But Keeps Its Engineers For Future Performance Models
Stellantis will continue to use SRT engineers to develop and build high-performance vehicles.
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Stellantis will continue to use SRT engineers to develop and build high-performance vehicles.
Under Stellantis, the Street and Racing Technology (SRT) team has reached the end of the road of being a separate brand.
Things are moving fast at the newly created Stellantis. Now the world's fourth-largest automaker, Stellanti...
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