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DETROIT — Though Tim Kuniskis, CEO of the Ram and Dodge brands and the unofficial voice of American muscle cars, is retiring after nearly 32 years with Stellantis, that's not the only big change the brands are going through, particularly Dodge. And an analyst says"It wouldn’t be wise to presume no one else can champion the brand."
Kuniskis was CEO of both the Dodge and Ram brands. He’ll be replaced at Ram by Chris Feuell, who will take on Ram in addition to her duties leading the Chrysler brand. Matt McAlear will become Dodge brand CEO. He led Dodge sales and has broad automotive experience, the company said in a statement. Kuniskis' passion and vision for the Dodge brand will be a loss, but someone else at Stellantis may be able to take over, said S&P Global analyst Stephanie Brinley.
Under normal circumstance, he said, about 17 million vehicles are sold annually in the U.S., so there's room for both versions “You know what? People need choices,” he said.
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