Stellantis CEO says the automaker will adapt to U.S. market under Trump

November 18, 2024 08:06 PM

Stellantis will adapt to changes in the U.S. car market expected under a Trump government, CEO Carlos Tavares said on Monday, with a platform that can offer electric, hybrid or gasoline versions of its models.

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