Stellantis NV

Stellantis revives diesel in Europe to counter Chinese rivals, boost margins, while keeping EV growth and promising higher dividends and a €2 bn buy‑back.

Stellantis NV balances labor tweaks, cost control, and an ambitious 30‑model electrification push while re‑introducing diesel amid EU regulations and geopolitical risks, seeking a resilient competitive edge in Europe.

Stellantis’ latest Q4 filing shows a €1.2 billion EV write‑down, a 1.3 m‑vehicle recall, and a profitable reconditioning arm—an inside look at how the auto giant navigates regulation, safety and market shifts while repositioning its EV strategy.

Stellantis faces a €4‑5 bn write‑down and Moody’s downgrade amid doubts over its EV battery JV with Samsung SDI, yet it keeps Jeep hybrids rolling to shore up cash flow.

Stellantis’s pivot away from battery manufacturing: a deep dive into its €1.2 bn impairment, regulatory risks, and future EV competitiveness.

Stellantis’ 12% stock plunge exposes shaky EV plans—giant gigafactory cuts, delayed models, and an €800 m demand mis‑estimate threaten growth and investor trust.

Stellantis cuts EV plans, sparking a share plunge and potential write‑downs, as it shifts focus from batteries to internal‑combustion to stabilize cash flow.

Stellantis shares tumble after a major EV impairment charge, revealing cost overruns and strategic recalibration needed to keep pace with rivals and meet EU regulations.

Stellantis faces EU market headwinds, EV supply bottlenecks and Cassino plant shutdowns, yet its “Made in Europe” bonus push and new battery sourcing aim to keep it competitive.

Stellantis faces EU regulatory scrutiny over commercial vehicle emissions while maintaining strong Italian sales and a steady share price, keeping investor confidence high amid market shifts.