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Winners Of The 2025 Stellantis Drive For Design Contest Showcase Future Chrysler Brand Vehicles
Three high school students have emerged as the winners of the 2025 Stellantis Drive for Design contest. The competition, which began in mid-March, invited students across the U.S. to design their ideal Chrysler vehicle. Nearly 30 participants submitted sketches showcasing their vision for a future Chrysler model.
The top three winners are Ryan Panizzoli from Michigan, Felix Bucaro from Wisconsin, and Owen Bronson, also from Michigan. Ryan Panizzoli secured first place, earning a summer internship at the Ram Truck design studio and an invitation to judge at the EyesOn Design car show.
In addition to his internship, Ryan Panizzoli will receive an Apple iPad Pro and Apple Pencil. His work will be highlighted on Stellantis North America's social media channels. He will also serve as a student judge at the prestigious EyesOn Design car show in Grosse Pointe, Michigan.
Felix Bucaro and Owen Bronson, who placed second and third respectively, will also receive an Apple iPad Pro and Apple Pencil. They will have a virtual networking session with the Stellantis design team and be featured on Stellantis' social media platforms.
The Chrysler brand celebrates its 100th anniversary in 2025. Over the years, it has been known for pioneering technologies and iconic American automotive designs. The brand's legacy includes numerous engineering achievements that have left a mark globally.
Past winners of the Drive for Design contest have gone on to achieve notable success. For instance, Rohan Seiber won in 2024 and became an intern, while Ben Treinen from 2016 is now part of the Ram Truck Interior Design Studio.
Stellantis' Vision for Sustainable Mobility
Stellantis aims to provide clean and affordable mobility solutions worldwide. Known for brands like Jeep, Chrysler, Dodge//SRT, Ram, Alfa Romeo, and Fiat in North America, Stellantis is working towards becoming a carbon net-zero company by 2038 through its Dare Forward 2030 plan.
The Drive for Design contest not only encourages young talent but also highlights Stellantis' commitment to innovation in automotive design. This initiative inspires students to pursue careers in this field while contributing fresh ideas to the industry.
"Judging the entries this year was a huge challenge for the team," said Mark Trostle, head of Ram Truck and Mopar design for Stellantis. "I’d like to congratulate the winners for sharing and showing off their talents and creativity at such a young age."
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