Stellantis: Rebuilt parts are made to Mopar standards

Stellantis’ SUSTAINera division guarantees that its rebuilt parts are up to Mopar standards, according to a press release, which was meant to show the company’s commitment to SUSTAINera and to Mopar as a global parts brand.

Rebuilt parts include items such as air suspension compressors, half shafts, transmission valve bodies, touch-screen displays, 2.4 liter engines, and Wrangler PHEV battery packs. The company cited an analysis which claimed that 45% of North American drivers care about sustainability, two thirds are interested in rebuilt parts, and more than half are interested in reused parts for repairs (75% of electric vehicle drivers).

Less than six months after its launch in the United States, the American partner, B-Parts, has gathered and certified a million used parts for its warehouses. They include a six-month warranty and order delivery time under five days, and resell parts for over 60 different makes.

The press release used MOPAR in all capital letters, possibly signaling a change to the parts division’s name, or, more likely, by accident, mistaking the trademark abbreviation/contraction (MoPar for Motor Parts) as an acronym. An inquiry on this topic was ignored.