Stellantis’ CEO promises to leave in 2026 after mostly making a mess of things
The company announced today that CEO Carlos Tavares will retire at the end of his contract in 2026, and a host of other executives are being around being shuffled around immediately. The changes come as Stellantis struggles to manage its US auto business,
Stellantis NV Chief Executive Officer Carlos Tavares managed to survive a disastrous collapse in profit by jettisoning his ...
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Italian lawmakers on Friday questioned the head of troubled French-Italian automaker Stellantis over the group’s strategy, ...
The international company that owns the American brands is struggling with a glut of unsold cars and smaller profits. The ...
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Sen. Bernie Sanders rips Stellantis for not reopening Belvidere Assembly PlantSen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vermont) made a stop in Belvidere Friday, standing with members of United Autoworkers in their fight ...
Stellantis, which makes Jeep and Chrysler vehicles, announced a number of significant leadership changes, including the ...
Stellantis is replacing North American COO Carlos Zarlenga after eight months as the automaker's sales slump in the critical ...
The Belvidere plant stopped operations last year, and reopening it was a main sticking point in negotiations during a United Auto Workers strike.
Stellantis also announced new COOs in North America, Enlarged Europe, and China, in addition to a new CEO for Maserati and ...
Stellantis is struggling with down sales and fights with the UAW and its dealers. The automaker is moving several key ...
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