Stellantis introduced the Ramcharger 1500, a range-extended electric vehicle, to bridge the gap to pure electric vehicles and ...

That 17% headcount reduction came as the automaker sought cost savings from the deal that created the world’s fourth-largest ...

With the dust settling on a December boardroom scuffle that resulted in the ousting of its CEO and subsequent strategy overhaul, Stellantis on Wednesday offered investors a fresh reminder of the ...

John Elkann highlighted a focus on growth, profitability, and execution, emphasizing the need for Stellantis to return ... combustion engines, and bio-hybrids. Doug Ostermann acknowledged a ...

Stellantis FY24 revenues fall by 17% to €156.9 billion, driven by reduced production and lower shipments. Adjusted operating income dropped 645%, with a 70% plunge in net profit. Find out which ...

Stellantis chief executive Carlos Tavares quit in December amid differences over how to confront the group's profit slump. "In the 90 days since the leadership transition began, and while the ...

The Jeep Avenger EV was among models subject to heavy discounts to shift stock. Stellantis has announced full-year 2024 financial results which were in line with previous guidance but highlighted ...

and facility investments in the Stellantis Kokomo plant to produce GMET4EVO engines. It takes place under the looming threat of economic dislocation, including the imposition of massive tariffs ...

Stellantis is searching for a new CEO after the departure of Carlos Tavares last December. The struggling group has 14 brands and not all of them will necessarily survive in the new era ...

Stellantis has introduced STLA AutoDrive, an advanced autonomous driving technology offering hands-free, eyes-off driving up to 37 mph. The new SAE Level 3 system is designed for ease in dense ...

The Stellantis Group has revealed that it is developing its first in-house automated driving technology – STLA AutoDrive. The system will allow a vehicle to be driven autonomously at speeds of ...

New York GOP Rep. Mike Lawler ribbed President Trump’s expansionist push while singing a revamped version of the Beach Boys’ tune “Kokomo” during a weekend appearance on a CNN comedy show.