Chrysler, now part of Stellantis, does not rely on a single battery brand. The company sources battery cells for its electrified vehicles from multiple suppliers, with the exact brand depending on the model, market, and production timing.
In this article, we explore which battery brands have publicly been associated with Chrysler/Stellantis and what that means for current and future vehicles.
Battery cell suppliers for Stellantis/Chrysler EVs
Public disclosures and industry reporting point to a few key players supplying the cells for Stellantis' electric and plug-in hybrid models. The brands listed below have been associated with Stellantis' electrified programs in North America and Europe.
- LG Energy Solution (LGES) — A major supplier of battery cells for many Stellantis EV programs in multiple regions, with cells used in several upcoming and current models.
- Samsung SDI — A significant partner for Stellantis, providing cells and modules for certain EV platforms, including plans for European production.
- CATL — A supplier for some Stellantis models in select markets, reflecting Stellantis' diversification of cell sources.
In short, the battery cells behind Chrysler's electrified lineup come from several different brands, depending on the vehicle and market.
What this means for Chrysler buyers and owners
Because there is no single battery brand tied to all Chrysler vehicles, prospective buyers and current owners should verify the exact battery supplier for a specific model and year. Dealers and owner manuals typically list the battery specifications, and warranties can vary by supplier and product line.
Legacy and 12V batteries in traditional models
For conventional internal-combustion models, the 12V starting and auxiliary batteries also come from multiple manufacturers, depending on the vehicle and region. There is no universal 12V battery brand across the entire Chrysler lineup.
Owners should consult their vehicle's documentation or the dealer for the exact 12V battery specification when replacing or upgrading.
Summary
Chrysler does not use a single, uniform battery brand. Its electrified lineup draws cells from several suppliers—primarily LG Energy Solution, Samsung SDI, and CATL—depending on model and market. For traditional models, 12V batteries likewise vary by region and model. When in doubt, check the vehicle's specifications or contact a dealership for the exact battery brand and warranty details.