Stellantis NV

Stellantis exits plug‑in hybrids, focuses on BEVs, expands Opel in Algeria, retools Polish plant, and sets a 2026 calendar to boost cost efficiency and meet EU emission goals.

Stellantis NV shifts from U.S. plug‑in hybrids to hybrids and REx cars, while boosting European EVs to hit a 50/50 electric‑combustion split by 2030.

Stellantis ends North‑American PHEVs, reallocates $350 M in revenue to BEVs, and pushes EU regulators for flexible Euro 7 rules, aiming for a 2035 electrified future.

Stellantis NV faces mixed market signals as U.S. shares rise and Italy production drops 20%, raising questions about its EV strategy and supply‑chain resilience.

Stellantis NV’s 2026 outlook: North America shows modest gains, Europe faces tightening emissions rules, while South America tops a million‑vehicle sales record—discover how regional dynamics shape the auto giant’s strategy.

Stellantis NV’s latest review shows modest U.S. sales gains but deepening EV lag, South‑America margin pressure, and Italian supply‑chain risks—how the auto‑maker will pivot to electrification and global markets.

Italian regulator’s review of Stellantis pushes EV makers toward clearer range, degradation, and warranty disclosures, boosting consumer trust and shaping future compliance.

Stellantis gains regulatory relief with the EU’s 2035 ICE deferral, boosts Atessa output by 28%, and strengthens remarketing and dealer efficiency, positioning for steadier growth amid electrification transition.

Stellantis NV’s new U.S. launch, Mexican plant revamp and governance shake‑ups reveal a bold yet risky EV strategy that investors must watch closely.

Stellantis NV’s share price rebound follows a strategic U.S. shift, easing logistics and boosting EV competitiveness while navigating regulatory scrutiny and labor risks.