Stellantis looks to improve on 2023 after weathering UAW strike

CEO Carlos Tavares: 2023 was a "very agitated year" that proved Stellantis is a resilient company. (Fabio Ferrari/LaPresse/LAPRESSE)

February 15, 2024 07:59 PM

The UAW's six-week strike against the Detroit 3 last fall landed several blows on Stellantis, though CEO Carlos Tavares said the automaker made it through the turbulence largely unscathed.

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