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‘We did not have a good 2024’: Stellantis Canada CEO Jeff Hines on tariffs, Tavares and turning things around

Stellantis Canada CEO Jeff Hines, right, on stage with moderator Greg Layson, left, at the Automotive News Canada Congress.
Stellantis Canada CEO Jeff Hines spoke candidly about what's in store for the automaker in Canada in 2025. (PAWELEC PHOTO INC.)
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David Kennedy
February 19, 2025 01:12 PM

Stellantis Canada entered 2025 looking to correct its course following a year of slow sales that left dealers with high inventories and an axe to grind.

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