Stellantis CEO Takes Charge of North American Operations Amid Declining Sales
Carlos Tavares visits Detroit to develop a turnaround strategy as the automaker faces significant financial and operational challenges.
- Stellantis' North American sales have dropped by 30%, severely impacting profits.
- CEO Carlos Tavares is in Detroit to personally address the issues and formulate a new strategy.
- The company has seen a wave of executive departures and announced layoffs at several U.S. plants.
- Shareholders have threatened legal action over the declining performance and stock value.
- The UAW union has warned of potential strikes if investment commitments are not met.