AMSTERDAM -

Stellantis is making an executive move for its Chrysler brand. Christine Feuell, who was previously chief commercial officer at Honeywell Safety and Productivity Solutions, will become the new Chrysler brand CEO on Monday. .

The new Stellantis hire will report directly to Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares.

"Christine heading Chrysler is great news for Stellantis, and I'm convinced that she will play an integral and strategic role in setting the new impetus and direction for this iconic brand and unleash its great potential," said Tavares in a news release. 

Stellantis outlined that Feuell comes with extensive experience in automotive, omni-channel supply chain automation systems and smart building technologies industries. She has also climbed the ladder and responsibilities within sales, marketing, product management and profit and loss leadership at Ford, Johnson Controls and Honeywell. According to Stellantis, the new Chrysler brand CEO coms with a  "strong track record of delivering profitable growth through integrated products, software and services."

And her experience in building and developing advanced product, marketing and business model strategies will help the Chrysler brand to deliver "customer-centric insights and innovative solutions,"according to the press release. 

In other news from Stellantis, SubPrime Auto Finance News reported earlier this month, the automaker has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire F1 Holdings Corp., parent company to First Investors Financial Services Group, a leading independent auto finance company that specializes in the subprime market.