Stellantis NV

Stellantis expands in Europe with a €4 bn battery plant in Spain, partnering with CATL, while modernising its Poissy factory to boost EV production and sustainability.

Stellantis NV’s strategic moves—hybrid production, supply‑chain resilience, and political engagement—highlight how the auto giant balances growth, regulation, and electrification.

Stellantis NV boosts U.S. and Serbian production, revamps finance leadership and navigates competitive pressures, driving flexible growth and operational resilience.

Stellantis’ pivot: selling Comau, reviving financing, eyeing Saudi production, and launching in‑vehicle payments to drive EV growth and customer loyalty.

Stellantis NV sharpens its edge by boosting finance, divesting Comau, entering Gulf markets, launching AutoKinex™ payments, and expanding a Bengaluru software hub for a tech‑first future.

Stellantis expands revenue and reach with in‑vehicle payments, Saudi‑region manufacturing, and German EV growth—showing how tech, geography, and regulation shape the future of mobility.

Stellantis adopts NACS to unlock Tesla Superchargers, expands with Leapmotor in Europe, restructures supplier debt, and launches a Fiat 500 hybrid to stay ahead in the EV‑powered, regulatory‑tightening auto market.

Stellantis NV embraces NACS for global Supercharger access and launches the all‑electric Jeep Recon, blending rugged off‑road heritage with 350 kW performance and 350 km range.

Stellantis faces a 100k‑vehicle recall and an Italy battery‑cell gigafactory stall—analyzing safety, supply‑chain risks and how to keep the EV roadmap on track.

Stellantis tackles regulatory, financial, and safety hurdles—expanding into Brazil’s EV market with Leapmotor, lobbying for clearer USMCA rules, ending a Santander finance deal, and recalling 1.2 million Jeep hybrids—while balancing growth and risk …