Stellantis

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Since the beginning of the year, Stellantis has continued to be the leader in South America with 265,191 units registered.

Stellantis Pro One confirmed as the undisputed leader in the commercial vehicle industry, globally, with impressive track record results in the first three months of 2024.

Stellantis and Leapmotor will announce a plan to sell electric cars in India in the coming weeks.

It has been a decidedly bad month for Stellantis, which collapses in the market and also in the stock market. Stellantis and CHN Industrial are facing a stormy period. Q1 2024 ended with disappointing financial results, causing a stock market slump and a total loss of 17 billion euros.

Stellantis eyes cost savings, plans to hire engineers from India, Morocco, and Brazil with lower salaries.

Stellantis is focusing on Brazil and announcing a R$30 billion investment plan by 2030. Locations involved include the Betim plant in Brazil, which will receive major contributions to implement new technologies and platforms.

Stellantis' stock continues to decline on the stock market after poor first-quarter 2024 results.

Stellantis reports Q1 2024 financial results with revenue and deliveries decline.

Leapmotor, a Chinese automaker in partnership with Stellantis, will sell two electric models in Europe starting in autumn 2024.

According to analysts, Stellantis' Q1 2024 results could be negatively impacted by sales in the United States.

New extension for layoff at the Stellantis plant in Mirafiori: workers will have to wait another month to return to work.

Stellantis' Carlos Tavares lashes out at the British government over ZEV regulations, saying it could kill the domestic market.

Stellantis will invest R$30 billion in the next few years, reinforcing its position as the leader in the South American automotive market while also contributing to the sustainable development of the region

With Next Level, Stellantis aims to consolidate leadership, decarbonize mobility, and expand the company's business in the region.

Stellantis has announced that it will be carrying out an unspecified number of layoffs at its American plants.

Chery, a Chinese automotive giant, could take over the former Maserati plant in Grugliasco from the Stellantis group, with the intention of manufacturing electric, hybrid, and gasoline-powered vehicles