
Stellantis has announced a collaboration with driver interaction platform 4screen to incorporate real-time, location-based digital services into its portfolio of vehicle brands.
This alliance aims to offer Stellantis customers an intuitive in-car experience across the key North American and European markets.
The 4screen platform will be integrated into certain FIAT, Jeep, and Ram models equipped with Uconnect 4 or Uconnect 5 systems.
This service enables drivers to access nearby services, offers, and points of interest directly from the vehicle’s infotainment system, with additional Stellantis brands set to join as the deployment expands.
It caters to various needs, including locating restaurants, convenience stores, fuel or charging stations, parking spots, car washes, or dealerships affiliated with Stellantis brands.
Drivers can customise their preferences to filter points of interest based on location and context, ensuring that the information provided is relevant to their specific trip.

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By GlobalDataThe platform provides personalised search results based on the driver’s current location and preferences, including details such as business hours, contact information, and amenities.
Additionally, the platform offers immediate access to in-car special offers and discounts.
The 4screen service is integrated into the vehicle’s infotainment interface, presenting content contextually and responsibly.
Stellantis software business unit senior vice president Cristiani Campos said: “We are focused on delivering connected technology that brings meaningful value to our customers.
“Partnering with 4screen helps us give drivers relevant, helpful content on their terms, when and where they need it.”
Earlier this month, Stellantis Pro One, Stellantis’ commercial vehicles division, announced the start of production for the Cargo Box battery electric vehicle (BEV) at the Atessa plant in Italy.