Overview
- Stellantis confirmed the Italy-built Dodge Hornet is no longer being produced, referencing “shifts in the policy environment.”
- Production had been paused in July 2025 to assess U.S. tariff impacts, with reports indicating roughly a 25% levy on such imports.
- U.S. sales fell 54% in 2025 to 9,365 units after inventories swelled, including a reported 517-day supply and subsequent heavy incentives.
- Dodge pledged continued owner support, including service, warranty coverage and sustained parts supply for Hornet models.
- With Hornet gone, Dodge’s U.S. lineup narrows to Charger and Durango, while Alfa Romeo says a facelifted Tonale remains on track for the U.S. in 2026 and dealers are discounting remaining Hornet stock.