At the 2025 Chicago Auto Show, Audrey Moore, Vice President and Chief Engineer for North American sedan programs at Stellantis, was honored with the prestigious 'What Drives Her' Trailblazer Award. This award, presented by the Chicago Auto Show organizers in collaboration with A Girls Guide to Cars and Women in Automotive, celebrates women who have made significant contributions to the automotive industry.
With a distinguished 25-year career at Stellantis, Moore has held various pivotal roles. Notably, she served as the chief engineer for the new Dodge Charger multi-energy lineup, which includes models like the Dodge Charger Daytona R/T and the 670-horsepower Dodge Charger Daytona Scat Pack. These vehicles are groundbreaking, featuring the world's first electric muscle car.
The 'What Drives Her' Trailblazer Award honors women who empower others by breaking barriers and pursuing non-traditional roles. It also recognizes leadership qualities, such as leading employee resource groups or mentoring programs.
Beyond her work on sedans, Moore has significantly contributed to various Jeep SUV programs. Her leadership continues to pave new paths within Stellantis and beyond, inspiring future generations of female engineers and leaders.
The 'What Drives Her' event, now in its eighth year, is a platform that celebrates women making significant contributions to the automotive industry. It includes networking opportunities, panel discussions, and an awards program held at Chicago's McCormick Place. The event acknowledges women who are transforming the auto industry and those advocating for change.
The recognition of Audrey Moore underscores the vital role of women in driving innovation and leadership within the automotive sector. Her achievements serve as an inspiration for future generations of female engineers and leaders.
