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Ram 1500 Earns No. 1 Ranking in JD Power 2026 US Vehicle Dependability Study

Ram 1500 earns top honors in the JD Power 2026 U.S. Vehicle Dependability Study (VDS), ranking first in the Large Light Duty Pickup segment.

The award-winning Ram 1500 improved 13 points year over year, climbing from fourth to first in its segment. The gain was driven by strong performance across key areas of long-term dependability, highlighting Ram’s continued focus on building trucks customers can rely on every day.

The JD Power U.S. VDS measures problems experienced during the past 12 months by original owners of 3-year-old vehicles and serves as a key indicator of long-term vehicle reliability. Results are expressed as problems per 100 vehicles (PP100), with lower scores indicating higher dependability.

Backed by America’s best full-size truck and van limited powertrain warranty for 10 years/100,000 miles, Ram 1500’s performance marks continued progress in strengthening long-term reliability across the Stellantis portfolio.

Light Vehicle

AiDEN Captures Critical Patents for In-Vehicle Sourcing and Payments

AiDEN Captures Critical Patents for In-Vehicle Sourcing and Payments

Establishing an intellectual property foothold for the next generation of software-defined vehicles (SDVs), privacy-first developer AiDEN Automotive has been granted three pivotal technology patents spanning the United States and Japan. The...

Medium-Duty

Towable Component Giant DexKo Global Appoints New CEO

Towable Component Giant DexKo Global Appoints New CEO

Executing a definitive corporate succession plan, DexKo Global, the world’s largest manufacturer and specialty distributor of highly engineered chassis and running gear solutions for towable applications, has announced a major leadership...

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Quebec Restricts Class 1 Commercial Driver Interprovincial License Exchanges

Quebec Restricts Class 1 Commercial Driver Interprovincial License Exchanges

Mandating stricter compliance metrics for commercial transportation networks, Quebec Transport and Sustainable Mobility Minister Benoit Charette has introduced two new safety directives targeting heavy-duty vehicle operations.