Stellantis faces brands dilemma as it searches for new CEO

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February 24, 2025 08:40 AM

MILAN — As Stellantis Chairman John Elkann interviews CEO candidates to lead the group, deciding how many of the automaker’s 14 brands have a viable future is a significant priority.

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