Overview
- Stellantis posted a €2.3 billion net loss in H1 2025 as revenues fell 13 percent to €74.3 billion under the weight of U.S. tariffs and weak North American sales.
- The group recorded over €3.3 billion in one-off charges to exit fuel-cell ventures, cancel supplier programs and cover environmental compliance costs.
- North American operations suffered a €951 million operating loss with deliveries down 23 percent, while South America drove a 77 percent jump in shipments that yielded positive profits.
- CEO Antonio Filosa has reorganized senior leadership and refocused product planning around ten model launches including the Jeep Compass, DS No. 8 and Citroën C5 Aircross to bolster second-half margins.
- With €47.2 billion in liquidity, Stellantis has raised its full-year revenue outlook, expects improved cash flow and will unveil a long-term strategic plan in early 2026.