Jeep-parent Stellantis is partnering with Michigan-based Future Energy to help its more than 2,600 dealers prepare for the transition to electric vehicle sales and service.
The automaker, which also owns Ram, Dodge, Chrysler and Fiat, highlighted the partnership in a news release Nov. 29.
Almost 70% of Stellantis’ dealer network “have started working with Future Energy and are in various phases of deployment,” according to an email from Stellantis spokeswoman Diane Morgan.
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