Chrysler World Headquarters and Technology Center

The Chrysler World Headquarters and Technology Center (CTC) is a prominent 504-acre complex in Auburn Hills, Michigan, serving as the main research and development hub for Stellantis North America. Completed in 1996, it features 5.4 million square feet of space, making it one of the largest buildings in the U.S. The facility is designed with a unique cross-axial formation and includes advanced laboratories, testing facilities, and a training center. Visitors can admire its striking architecture, including a 35-foot tall window shaped like the Chrysler Pentastar logo. Although the Walter P. Chrysler Museum on-site has closed, the complex remains a significant landmark in automotive history, showcasing the evolution of Chrysler through various ownerships and its commitment to innovation in the automotive industry.