Stellantis, the electric vehicle presents the bill. The budget closes in the red by 22 billion
Stellantis reports a record net loss of 22.3 billion euros for 2025, raising concerns about the viability of its electric vehicle strategy amidst economic challenges.
The Automotive Industry in Transition: Stellantis' Long Road Ahead
Stellantis, facing a significant business restructuring, urgently needs appealing models and a return to profitability, with renewed hope emerging mostly from the US market.
Seven automakers call for a recall of multiple models due to airbag issues
Stellantis Argentina has intensified its communication regarding a preventive recall for Takata airbags used in its models.
Automobile: in Europe, electrification turns into carnage in its production apparatus
The European automotive industry faces historical losses and a chaotic transition to electrification, as seen through Stellantis's significant financial setbacks.
Stellantis makes a mistake in electric car strategy and suffers a loss of R$ 153.9 billion
Stellantis reported a net loss of โฌ25.4 billion in 2025 due to high expenses associated with adjusting its electric vehicle strategy amid a slower-than-expected market transition.
The editorial by Jacques-Olivier Martin: 'Stellantis is sinking, let Brussels take the wheel!'
The editorial discusses the significant losses faced by Stellantis and critiques the European Union's stringent push towards electric vehicles, arguing that it jeopardizes the Western automotive industry.
โฌ22.3 billion loss: Stellantis pays dearly for its former CEO's obstinacy on all-electric cars
Stellantis reported a staggering โฌ22.3 billion loss, as the company shifts focus from electric to thermal vehicles due to decisions made by its former leadership.
Vivendi Universal, France Telecom... Before Stellantis, these French companies also faced historical losses
The French automobile manufacturer Stellantis recently reported a staggering loss of โฌ22.3 billion for 2025, marking it as the second-largest loss ever recorded for a French company.
Stellantis reported a record loss of 22.3 billion euros last year due to electric vehicles
Stellantis recorded a significant loss largely attributed to the transition towards electric vehicles.
Stellantis reported a record loss of over 500 billion last year due to electric vehicles
Stellantis faced a significant financial loss last year, largely attributed to challenges in the electric vehicle market.
Stellantis: โฌ22 billion loss in 2025 - No dividend will be distributed
The French automotive company Stellantis announced a net loss of โฌ22.3 billion for 2025, the second-largest in its history, due to adverse exchange rates and a shift from its previous high-price strategy.
Stellantis announces a loss of 22.3 billion in 2025, the second heaviest for a French group
Stellantis has reported a massive net loss of 22.3 billion euros for 2025 due to exceptional charges associated with its electric vehicle strategy.
DS Nยฐ8: traveling French lounge "on tap"
The new DS Nยฐ8 is an electric flagship model from the French brand, designed to provide luxury, comfort, and high range, catering to both sedan and crossover aesthetics.
Stellantis at a Crossroads Between Europe and the USA
Stellantis faces increasing uncertainty due to shifting trade policies in Europe and the U.S., complicating its investment strategies.
The Ugly Final Bill of Detroit's Auto Giants Electric Car Adventure โ Tens of Billions in Losses
Detroit's major auto manufacturers face significant financial losses, exceeding $50 billion, in their electric vehicle ventures due to declining sales and political shifts.
The Great Return of Diesel: Stellantis Changes Course and Focuses on Diesel Engines
Stellantis is reintroducing diesel engines in Europe amid underwhelming electric vehicle sales and relaxed emission regulations.
General strike in Argentina paralyzes factories of Stellantis, VW, Ford, Toyota, and Mercedes
A general strike in Argentina has disrupted production in various automotive factories as a protest against labor reforms proposed by President Javier Milei.
Stellantis changes strategy: New diesels to be introduced and problematic Puretech engines are under review
Stellantis is revising its vehicle engine strategy by reintroducing diesel engines and potentially phasing out problematic Puretech engines.
Stellantis halts production at its Palomar factory until March
Stellantis announced that it will halt production at its El Palomar plant, where Peugeot and Citroรซn models are manufactured, until March due to seasonal adjustments and maintenance work.
Stellantis halts production at its Buenos Aires factory
Stellantis has announced a temporary halt in production at its Buenos Aires factory for maintenance and market adjustments, with operations expected to resume on March 2.
Stellantis Brings Back Diesel Engines to Europe
Stellantis will reintroduce diesel engine models to the European market starting at the end of 2025 as demand for electric vehicles falls short of expectations.
Auto giant brings diesel cars back
Stellantis is reintroducing diesel engines for some models sold in Europe, continuing the production of several existing diesel variants despite the rise of electric vehicles and stricter climate targets.
Stellantis Revives Diesel Offerings in Europe, Customers Want Them
Stellantis is reviving its diesel vehicle offerings in Europe in response to customer demand.
The auto giant's turnaround: Diesel is being brought back - 'We focus on what is in demand'
The automotive manufacturer Stellantis is reintroducing diesel engines into some of its models sold in Europe, focusing on consumer demand.
End of the Euphoria for Electric Vehicles Generates a Blow of 65 Billion Dollars
A shift in ambitions regarding electric vehicles has resulted in a significant $65 billion blow to the global automotive industry over the past year as companies adjust their strategies.
Automakers accumulate $65 billion in losses from electric vehicles
The shift in sales expectations for electric vehicles has resulted in at least $65 billion in losses for the global automotive industry over the past year.
Major car dealership in Odesa is destroyed in Russian drone attack
A Russian drone attack destroyed a Stellantis car dealership in Odesa, causing significant damage and a large fire.
WSJ: The electric car bubble is bursting โ $50 billion losses for Detroit's giants
Detroit's major automakers, including General Motors, Ford, and Stellantis, face over $50 billion in losses as the electric vehicle market declines sharply after the expiration of a key federal tax credit.
For Elkann no community service. But he 'sees' the statute of limitations
John Elkann, president of Stellantis and Ferrari, has been denied a request for community service as part of a criminal investigation into his grandmother's inheritance.
Car Giant Collapses โ Has Lost 70 Million Euros in Less Than Two Years
The car manufacturer Stellantis faces a severe crisis after reporting unexpected financial results, causing its stock price to plunge by 25 percent in Milan.
John Elkann, the probation fades. What happens now
John Elkann's request for probation in a legal proceeding regarding his grandmother's residence has been denied by the Turin court, while his attorneys wait for the outcome of their appeals.
The Electric Revolution is Slowing Down. Stellantis Cuts Billions and the Industry Changes Course
Stellantis has announced a major strategy reset as the electric vehicle market fails to meet earlier investment expectations, leading to significant financial losses.
In difficulty with electric vehicles, Stellantis considers exiting its battery joint venture with Samsung
Stellantis is contemplating leaving its battery joint venture with Samsung as it faces significant losses and struggles in the electric vehicle market.
How much does the Peugeot 208 cost in February 2026
The Peugeot 208 secured a prominent position in the Argentine automotive market at the beginning of 2026, ranking third in total registrations despite experiencing a significant year-over-year decline.
Termoli Restarts the Engines. The Gigafactory is Canceled
Stellantis has canceled its Gigafactory project in Termoli, Italy, reflecting a significant shift in strategy under new CEO Antonio Filosa.
Stellantis, how green and Tavares' disaster burned 22 billion
The electric vehicle dream has come with a hefty price, as Stellantis faces โฌ22 billion in charges and significant losses under CEO Carlos Tavares's controversial leadership.
Stellantis, electric red with 22 billion
Stellantis faces a critical moment marked by a significant stock drop and acknowledgment of overly optimistic past strategic choices regarding electric vehicles without considering real customer demand.
Filosa denies Tavares' doctrine. "This year we will return to profit"
Antonio Filosa, the CEO of Stellantis, asserts that the company will return to profitability this year, attributing previous optimism about the electric transition to excess and stressing the need for strategic adjustments.
Stellantis devalues, the stock crashes. Filosa: "It's a necessary reset"
Stellantis is undergoing a significant strategic shift aimed at addressing failures in its electric vehicle production plans, marked by CEO Antonio Filosa's emphasis on a 'reset' amidst financial adjustments impacting 2025 forecasts.
Aversa: โTavares' mistakes, better to focus on hybridโ
Stefano Aversa critiques Tavares' push for electric vehicles at Stellantis, suggesting a stronger focus on hybrid options might have been better.
Over 100 billion up in smoke, the electric bill weighs on car manufacturers in Europe and America
Car manufacturers in Europe and America are facing losses exceeding 100 billion due to the high costs of electric vehicle investments, as revealed by Stellantis.
BYD mocked Stellantis' PureTech engines, court in Italy banned the campaign
A court in Italy ruled in favor of Stellantis, banning a campaign by BYD that ridiculed Stellantis' PureTech gasoline engines.
Stellantis Europe plans to allocate 4 trillion yen for business restructuring amid EV strategy shift
European automaker Stellantis announced it will incur costs of 22.2 billion euros (approximately 4 trillion yen) in its financial results for the second half of 2025, significantly revising its business due to lower anticipated sales of electric vehicles (EVs) in the U.S.
Automaker Stellantis: Overwhelmed by Change
The article discusses Stellantis's failed shift towards electric vehicles, leading to significant financial losses and strategic missteps, particularly in the U.S. market.
Crisis of Automakers: Stellantis Cuts Electric Cars and Writes Off Billions โ Stock Price Falls by 28 Percent
Stellantis, Europe's second-largest automaker, announces a major shift under its new CEO, writing off โฌ22 billion and canceling its dividend to refocus on customer preferences amid an industry crisis.
Stellantis plummets 30% on the stock market after taking on a โฌ22.2 billion bill for its electric vehicle strategy
Stellantis shares fell nearly 30% in the Milan Stock Exchange following an announcement of a costly shift in strategy projected to burden the company with a โฌ22.2 billion charge in the second half of 2025.
Stellantis says it overestimated electric vehicles and registers a $26.5 billion accounting write-down
Stellantis announced a $26.5 billion accounting write-down after lowering its ambitions for electric vehicles, citing an overestimation of the transition from combustion engines.
The Big Electric Shock - This News Seals the Return of Combustion Engines
Automobile giant Stellantis hits the brakes on electric vehicles and accepts massive write-downs for a drastic strategic shift, signaling a comeback for combustion engines in Europe and the USA.
Automotive Industry in Crisis: Stellantis in Free Fall
Stellantis, the parent company of Opel, is undergoing a dramatic decline in stock value due to a crisis rooted in both the U.S. and European auto markets.
Stellantis Plummets on Stock Market After Anticipating $22 Billion Costs in Shift of Electric Strategy
Stellantis's stock dropped nearly 20% in Milan after announcing it would incur costs of approximately โฌ22.2 billion in reevaluating its electric vehicle strategy.