The Latest Breaking News from Stellantis

Stellantis announced it's pausing production at plants in Canada and Mexico, and temporarily laying off hundreds of workers in the U.S.

Just one day after the Trump administration announced its finalized plans for a 25 percent import tariffs on cars, and on the same day those tariffs go into effect, Stellantis announced it's pausing production at Canada and Mexico plants. CNBC reports that Stellantis will idle the Windsor, Ontario assembly for…

Stellantis, the car-making behemoth that owns no fewer than 14 brands, seems to be having a difficult time getting over last year’s sales slump. In the first quarter of this year, Stellantis car sales in the United States went down 12% compared to the first three months of 2024, reaching…

Wayne Griffiths, CEO of Volkswagen’s Spanish subsidiary SEAT and father of the Cupra brand, stepped down at his own request “to pursue new challenges.”

Raise prices or cut into their margins, open or close factories: carmakers must soon make major decisions as the United States imposes stiff tariffs on imported vehicles.

Archer Aviation secured a $30M Ethiopian Airlines deal, propelling its innovative Midnight eVTOL rollout and accelerating its urban air mobility expansion.

Parent company Stellantis said it would now transfer ‘machinery and process knowledge’ to its plant in Ellesmere Port, Cheshire.

Brace for impact, as the wrecking ball of President Donald Trump’s sweeping 25% tariffs on foreign auto imports and vehicle parts will be effective from April 3. This time, he’s (probably) not postponing his plans. “This is permanent, 100%,” Trump said during his announcement on Wednesday.

Trump reportedly hosted a call in early March with auto CEOs before he made the 25 percent tariffs official this week