Stellantis execs to step down as part of post-Carlos Tavares shakeup, report says

A Stellantis sign is shown on a building. — The moves would mark another change in direction post-Tavares, who was pushed out in December after sagging sales and relentless cost cutting soured investors and upset politicians. (BLOOMBERG)

February 02, 2025 07:34 PM

Stellantis is planning another shakeup of its management ranks as the automaker deepens its overhaul following the ouster of CEO Carlos Tavares, according to people familiar with the matter.

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