Who owns Chrysler?
Chrysler is an American vehicle brand owned by Stellantis N.V., a company incorporated in the Netherlands and headquartered in Hoofddorp. Chrysler vehicles are made by FCA US LLC, which Stellantis owns outright. The brand began in 1925 when Maxwell Motors became Chrysler Corporation.
United States connection
Direct
- Origin
- United States
- Sourced connections
- 2
Key facts
- Brand
- Chrysler
- Founded
- 1925
- Origin
- United States
- Owner
- FCA US
- Manufacturing
- United States
- Operations in the United States
- Yes
Why Whownit classifies Chrysler this way
Origin
Manufacturing
Ownership snapshot
Chrysler
- owned by
FCA US
FCA US LLC
- owned by
Stellantis
Stellantis N.V.
- owned by
Public shareholders
Owned by FCA US
Chrysler is owned by FCA US LLC, which is part of Stellantis. Stellantis is publicly traded.
Country connections
Each relationship is recorded separately, with its own sources.
United StatesOrigin · Manufacturing2 connections
NetherlandsBrand rights1 connection
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Sources
Primary sources are listed first. Facts on this page were last checked in Oct 2026.
- SEC filingAccessed Oct 1, 2026
- SEC filingAccessed Oct 1, 2026
media.stellantisnorthamerica.com
Chrysler brand heritage chronology (opens in a new tab)CompanyAccessed Oct 1, 2026
Quick answers
Who owns Chrysler?
Chrysler is owned by FCA US LLC, which is part of Stellantis. Stellantis is publicly traded.
Which country owns Chrysler?
Chrysler is owned by FCA US, which is based in the United States.
Where is Chrysler from?
Chrysler Corporation was created on 6 June 1925, when Maxwell Motors became Chrysler Corporation under Walter P. Chrysler.
Is Chrysler an American brand?
Whownit records 2 sourced connections between Chrysler and the United States (Origin, Manufacturing). At least one is direct — through the company itself.