Stellantis found a breach at a third-party vendor, exposing some customers’ basic contact info, but no financial data.

Stellantis discovered a cybersecurity breach at a third-party provider managing its North American customer service, exposing only basic contact information for some customers, not financial or highly sensitive data. The automaker, which owns Chrysler, detected unauthorized access and activated incident response protocols, notifying authorities and affected customers. No internal systems were compromised, but the breach underscores growing cyber risks in vendor relationships. Stellantis is working with cybersecurity experts and law enforcement to assess the full impact, advising customers to watch for phishing attempts. The number of people affected and specific details about the breach remain undisclosed.