Hughes and Chrysler call it a day
Hughes continued to support Chrysler's telematics program through the company's bankruptcy process and the formation of new Chrysler, which took over the Chrysler, Dodge and Jeep businesses from the bankrupt company.
While Hughes and new Chrysler each sought to renegotiate the partnership contract to address specific business issues that were important to each company, Hughes says that the OEM introduced additional business terms that were not part of either the prior business discussions or the original arrangement.
Consequently, negotiations between the two parties reached an impasse, and Hughes is now ceasing its work with new Chrysler to deploy its hardware and launch its services with them in Q4 this year, as previously planned.
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