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Outgoing CEO Carlos Tavares clashed with Stellantis' board over his plans to quickly turn around the ailing US business by cutting costs, rather than focusing on long-term strategy, investors and ...
S tellantis today announced that CEO Carlos Tavares will be stepping down. The United Auto Workers union has pointed the finger directly at Tavares for failed promises, and while it may seem on ...
Rumors about the HEMI-powered new-generation Dodge Charger have been snowballing since Carlos Tevars resigned last winter ...
French carmaker has narrowed candidate shortlist but unlikely to make permanent appointment by time of Luca de Meo’s exit ...
The SRT division was dissolved in 2021. Now it's returning, as Tim Kuniskis is being tapped to lead Stellantis' North ...
Carlos Tavares, former CEO of Stellantis NV, said he left the company after a “very mature” discussion with Chairman John Elkann and holds no ill will despite internal disagreements over cost ...
The most recent CEO, Carlos Tavares, who spearheaded the merger to form Stellantis, abruptly resigned in December amid ...
Filosa began his first day as Stellantis' CEO on Monday, June 23. The company has positioned itself for more focus on the ...
Shares of Stellantis declined Monday as new CEO Antonio Filosa began his tenure by shaking up the automaker's leadership team ...
Carlos Tavares has been out of his job as Stellantis boss for six months, but he still has some thoughts on where the industry will go, according to an interview with Automotive News.
Stellantis' new CEO Antonio Filosa will earn at least $4 million annually in his first two years at the helm, rising to up to $23 million a year from 2028, including bonuses, a document showed, ...