Stellantis

With an extensive background in the automotive industry, this appointee has a focus on North America with a major new appointment: electrification, marketing and leadership

Stellantis keeps dominating the Portuguese automotive market, capturing 23.2 percent share in May and consolidating its lead in the first five months of 2024.

Carlos Tavares, CEO of Stellantis, has stated that he has several options in mind to reduce the costs of electric cars.

Boyer, a key union figure, relieved of his duties for Stellantis by UAW President Fain. What are the reasons?

Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares will visit the Melfi plant June 4 to announce future plans for the site, with a focus on electric vehicle production.

Fiat: how the iconic Italian company defied extinction and reinvented itself as a leader in the automotive industry.

Stellantis: CEO Carlos Tavares reiterates the need for stronger incentives to accelerate the transition to electric mobility.

Stellantis invests R$3 billion in Porto Real plant: new models, innovative technologies and jobs

Stellantis accelerates electrification in South America as well, but with thoughtful, step-by-step approach. Here's the strategy

Stellantis North America: a new U.S. retail sales manager takes over to speed up growth and counter declining sales.

Carefree driving in the Middle East with FlexCare, the new vehicle protection program from Stellantis

Stellantis announces a huge investment for the Betim Automotive Hub in Brazil from 2025 to 2030. This is the largest-ever financial commitment to the Brazilian plant and opens the door to a rich future.

In April 2024, Stellantis records declining registrations in Europe but increases globally.

UK companies can now streamline electric vehicle and fuel management costs with Leasys UK's new Allstar Chargepass solution.

Stellantis turning a new page for Ram and Dodge: the automotive group has announced significant changes to the leadership of both American brands, aiming to speed up its transition to electrification.