Chrysler is joining the long list of automakers that are bringing Web-connected apps to their vehicles with its 3G-enabled UConnect Access via Mobile suite. We spent some hands-on time in one of the ...

The “next generation” of Chrysler’s Uconnect media center will be coming to new versions of the Dodge Ram and Viper, and includes support for downloadable apps. The “next generation” of Chrysler’s ...

Chrysler Group’s Uconnect ® Access is revolutionizing how we travel -- featuring simple, smart, next-generation in-vehicle services that enhance convenience, productivity and entertainment. Sprint to ...

Starting with the first two of four connected services, the so-called Vehicle Health Report and Vehicle Health Alert were developed to inform the driver about the car’s status. As such, Monthly ...

AUBURN HILLS -- Chrysler Group is offering free trials of its new in-vehicle connectivity system, Uconnect Access. Registered owners of the revamped 2013 Ram 1500 and all-new 2013 SRT Viper will be ...

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles’ Uconnect touch-screen system will get a host of updates for 2016, including better graphics, faster menus, a reconfigurable menu bar and Apple’s Siri Eyes Free integration.

Detroit’s North American International Auto Show may start next week, but there’s another big show making news. Automakers are showing off their latest tech advances this week at the Consumer ...

The pickup truck isn’t what you’d call a high-tech platform. But for building contractors and other tradesmen, trucks serve as a rolling office, which is why Sprint and Chrysler chose the newly ...

At the 2015 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles [NYSE:FCAU] unveiled some new features for its Uconnect Access suite of services. These services will help FCA continue to ...

The 2017 Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid features as standard the Uconnect 8.4 system with an 8.4-inch touchscreen, available navigation, integrated voice command and Uconnect Access, which keeps drivers and ...

Chrysler’s Uconnect service bets that mainstream drivers will love connected cars—and the apps and services they deliver—enough to pay for the data plans they require. Uconnect debuted in the 2004 ...