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Stellantis Q2 Deliveries Drop 6% Amid US Tariff Impacts
Stellantis reported a 6% decline in global vehicle deliveries to 1.4 million units in Q2 2025, attributing the drop to US tariffs causing a €300 million expense increase and impacting stock prices. North American deliveries plummeted by 25%, while Europe saw a 6% decrease due to product transitions....
Stellantis Q2 Deliveries Drop 6% Amid US Tariff Impacts
Stellantis reported a 6% decline in global vehicle deliveries to 1.4 million units in Q2 2025, attributing the drop to US tariffs causing a €300 million expense increase and impacting stock prices. North American deliveries plummeted by 25%, while Europe saw a 6% decrease due to product transitions....
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40% Bias Score


Stellantis Halts Hydrogen Fuel Cell Development
Stellantis has stopped developing hydrogen fuel cell technology and canceled the launch of new hydrogen vans, citing the hydrogen market as a niche with no short-to-medium-term economic sustainability due to poor infrastructure, high costs, and lack of customer incentives; halting production of appr...
Stellantis Halts Hydrogen Fuel Cell Development
Stellantis has stopped developing hydrogen fuel cell technology and canceled the launch of new hydrogen vans, citing the hydrogen market as a niche with no short-to-medium-term economic sustainability due to poor infrastructure, high costs, and lack of customer incentives; halting production of appr...
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48% Bias Score


120,000 UK Cars Recalled Over Lethal Airbag Fault
Approximately 120,000 UK drivers face driving bans due to a safety recall of faulty airbags in Citroen C3 and DS3 models (2009-2019) after a fatal accident in France highlighted the risk of exploding Takata airbags, causing delays and inconveniencing owners.
120,000 UK Cars Recalled Over Lethal Airbag Fault
Approximately 120,000 UK drivers face driving bans due to a safety recall of faulty airbags in Citroen C3 and DS3 models (2009-2019) after a fatal accident in France highlighted the risk of exploding Takata airbags, causing delays and inconveniencing owners.
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44% Bias Score


Renault CEO De Meo Departs for Kering
Luca de Meo, Renault's CEO, is leaving on July 15th to join Kering after successfully turning around Renault's performance following significant losses and navigating challenges like COVID-19 and the withdrawal from Russia; his replacement at Renault will be chosen quickly to avoid a Stellantis-like...
Renault CEO De Meo Departs for Kering
Luca de Meo, Renault's CEO, is leaving on July 15th to join Kering after successfully turning around Renault's performance following significant losses and navigating challenges like COVID-19 and the withdrawal from Russia; his replacement at Renault will be chosen quickly to avoid a Stellantis-like...
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60% Bias Score


Stellantis Appoints Filosa as CEO Amidst Financial Crisis
Stellantis appointed Antonio Filosa as CEO, replacing Carlos Tavares whose North American strategy caused a significant share value drop and sales decline; Filosa's success depends on overcoming these challenges and navigating US tariffs.
Stellantis Appoints Filosa as CEO Amidst Financial Crisis
Stellantis appointed Antonio Filosa as CEO, replacing Carlos Tavares whose North American strategy caused a significant share value drop and sales decline; Filosa's success depends on overcoming these challenges and navigating US tariffs.
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60% Bias Score


Stellantis Acquires Tofaş: Conditional Approval on €256 Million Investment
Turkey's Competition Board approved Stellantis's acquisition of Tofaş, conditioned on a €256 million investment plan to boost production by 150,000 units annually by 2027 and measures to prevent anti-competitive distribution practices. This decision follows the rejection of an initial proposal and r...
Stellantis Acquires Tofaş: Conditional Approval on €256 Million Investment
Turkey's Competition Board approved Stellantis's acquisition of Tofaş, conditioned on a €256 million investment plan to boost production by 150,000 units annually by 2027 and measures to prevent anti-competitive distribution practices. This decision follows the rejection of an initial proposal and r...
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48% Bias Score

Stellantis Reports €2.3 Billion Net Loss in First Half of 2025
Stellantis announced a €2.3 billion net loss for the first half of 2025, primarily due to decreased sales in Europe and the US, charges from discontinued models, and temporary production halts responding to new North American tariffs; this contrasts sharply with the €5.6 billion net profit during th...

Stellantis Reports €2.3 Billion Net Loss in First Half of 2025
Stellantis announced a €2.3 billion net loss for the first half of 2025, primarily due to decreased sales in Europe and the US, charges from discontinued models, and temporary production halts responding to new North American tariffs; this contrasts sharply with the €5.6 billion net profit during th...
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32% Bias Score

Fiat Launches Hybrid 500 Production in Turin, Boosting Local Economy
Fiat's hybrid 500, starting production in Turin's Mirafiori plant in November 2024 with deliveries in December, aims to reduce temporary layoffs, involve 145 Italian suppliers (70 from Piedmont), and boost the local economy, with future electric versions planned for 2027 and 2030.

Fiat Launches Hybrid 500 Production in Turin, Boosting Local Economy
Fiat's hybrid 500, starting production in Turin's Mirafiori plant in November 2024 with deliveries in December, aims to reduce temporary layoffs, involve 145 Italian suppliers (70 from Piedmont), and boost the local economy, with future electric versions planned for 2027 and 2030.
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40% Bias Score

Stellantis Faces Factory Closures Due to EU Emission Targets
Stellantis, parent company of Citroen, Fiat, Peugeot, and Vauxhall, may close factories due to the European Union's stringent CO2 emission targets, risking €2.5 billion in fines within two to three years unless it drastically increases EV sales or cuts ICE production, impacting thousands of jobs.

Stellantis Faces Factory Closures Due to EU Emission Targets
Stellantis, parent company of Citroen, Fiat, Peugeot, and Vauxhall, may close factories due to the European Union's stringent CO2 emission targets, risking €2.5 billion in fines within two to three years unless it drastically increases EV sales or cuts ICE production, impacting thousands of jobs.
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48% Bias Score

Stellantis Collective Bargaining Agreement Grants Significant Pay Raise to 60,000 Italian Workers
Stellantis, CNHI, Iveco, and Ferrari reached a collective bargaining agreement, granting a 6.6% base pay increase and two €240 bonuses to roughly 60,000 Italian workers in 2025-2026, contrasting with stalled national metalworking contract negotiations.

Stellantis Collective Bargaining Agreement Grants Significant Pay Raise to 60,000 Italian Workers
Stellantis, CNHI, Iveco, and Ferrari reached a collective bargaining agreement, granting a 6.6% base pay increase and two €240 bonuses to roughly 60,000 Italian workers in 2025-2026, contrasting with stalled national metalworking contract negotiations.
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40% Bias Score

EU Faces Threat Over Small Car Regulations
Stellantis and Renault CEOs threatened the EU with production cuts in three years unless regulations favor small cars, whose market share dropped from 50% to 5%, heavily impacting Spain, France, and Italy, which produce more small cars than Germany.

EU Faces Threat Over Small Car Regulations
Stellantis and Renault CEOs threatened the EU with production cuts in three years unless regulations favor small cars, whose market share dropped from 50% to 5%, heavily impacting Spain, France, and Italy, which produce more small cars than Germany.
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56% Bias Score

Peugeot CEO Outlines Strategy for Market Recovery and High-End Positioning
Peugeot CEO Alain Favey outlines the brand's strategy for regaining market leadership, focusing on a higher-end positioning, addressing quality concerns, and leveraging government incentives while acknowledging the rapid technological advancements of Chinese competitors.

Peugeot CEO Outlines Strategy for Market Recovery and High-End Positioning
Peugeot CEO Alain Favey outlines the brand's strategy for regaining market leadership, focusing on a higher-end positioning, addressing quality concerns, and leveraging government incentives while acknowledging the rapid technological advancements of Chinese competitors.
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48% Bias Score
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