- Stellantis sets ambitious goals under FaSTLAne initiative Seeking Alpha —
- Stellantis Plots $70 Billion Turnaround on Brand Reset Bloomberg —
- Stellantis unveils US$70 billion strategy pivot under Filosa, markets wary CTV News —
- Stellantis targets Africa growth surge in ambitious FaSTLAne 2030 strategy IOL —
- Stellantis unveils its $70 billion turnaround plan — and the stock sinks Quartz —
- Stellantis, Microsoft sign 5-year partnership for AI push CBC —
- Rivian pitches big carmakers on software deals Financial Times —
- Jeep, Ram, and Dodge Vehicles Could Soon Come Equipped With Wayve’s Self-Driving Tech Gizmodo —
- Wayve’s self-driving tech is headed to US cars made by Stellantis Techcrunch —
- Stellantis targets 35% North American sales increase, led by Ram Trucks and Chrysler revival CNBC —
- Stellantis vows to keep factories open and partner with rivals under new strategy Financial Times —
- Stellantis unveils $70 billion turnaround plan, targets positive cash flow by 2028 CNBC —
- Stellantis unveils $70 billion strategy pivot under Filosa, markets wary - Reuters Reuters —
- Stellantis refreshing North American products — and building 11 new models by 2030 CBC —
- Stellantis unveils $70-billion, 60 new car model business plan The Globe and Mail —
Carlos Tavares
Portuguese businessman
Carlos Antunes Tavares Dias is a Portuguese business executive, primarily in the automotive sector. He was the chief executive officer (CEO) of Stellantis from January 2021 to December 2024, a conglomerate that was formed by a merger that he had overseen, that of the PSA Group and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles. Earlier, he was chief operating officer (COO) at Renault.
Stellantis unveils $70B strategy