A major new partnership between Stellantis and Bolt will put driverless ride-hailing on European streets starting in 2026. The collaboration pairs Stellantis’ purpose-built autonomous vehicle platforms with Bolt’s large ride-hailing network, and it aims to run phased trials that move from prototypes to larger pilot fleets, then to industrial-scale operations by 2029. This is a…
In a major move, Stellantis is shifting Jeep Compass production from Brampton, Ontario, to the Belvidere Assembly Plant in Illinois. This change is part of a $13 billion plan to expand Stellantis’ manufacturing in the U.S. over the next four years. We at Stellantis expect this move to boost domestic vehicle production by 50% and…
Stellantis faces mounting operational challenges as the automotive giant extends workforce reductions at its historic Turin facilities. The company’s decision reflects broader market pressures affecting European automakers in 2025. These developments signal significant implications for both workers and stock market investors monitoring the automotive sector. The Italian-French automaker continues navigating a complex landscape of declining…
Stellantis, the global automaker known for brands like Jeep, Fiat, Peugeot, and Ram, is projecting a gradual but steady recovery in the second half (H2) of 2025, despite facing several headwinds. Key indicators show improving revenues and profitability compared to the first half, while the company continues to make bold strategic choices to restore stability. First‑Half…
Stellantis has reported a surprising $2.7 billion net loss in the first half of 2025, a dramatic shift from its $12.1 billion profit during the same period last year. This unexpected downturn has been driven by significant restructuring expenses, plant closures, and tariff-related costs, especially in North America. Why is Stellantis facing such a huge…