Stellantis names Italian car executive Antonio Filosa its new CEO

Struggling Stellantis Picks Insider to Steer Turnaround Effort

Stellantis has brought new meaning to car trouble, and now it’s hoping a shakeup at the top will help it steer clear of a fiscal dead end. The multinational automaking giant — one of Detroit’s Big Three by virtue of its Chrysler ownership — announced Wednesday that Americas COO Antonio Filosa will soon sit in the driver’s seat as its chief executive officer. He’ll be called upon to maneuver out of a veritable traffic jam of issues, including his…

Stellantis names US and quality boss as its new CEO

Company veteran Antonio Filosa will be the new CEO of Stellantis, which owns Fiat, Peugeot, Citroen, DS, Opel, Jeep, Ram, Dodge and more.

Chosen an Italian, first head of the group in the US, despite the French ambitions.Stellantis chooses an internal manager, Italian and with the right profile to talk to the Trump administration. A man of dialogue to sew the deteriorated relationships with the powerful union of the automotive U...

Stellantis announced on Wednesday the successor of Carlos Tavares: Italian Antonio Filosa, soon 52 years old, until now director for the American continent, will take the lead of the car giant, whose sales have fallen last year, especially in the United States.

The arrival on Wednesday 28 May of the faithful of Fiat at the head of the manufacturer signs the end of an egalitarian bicephalic direction between the elders of PSA and the transalpine group. An appointment that also allows to reassure the United States and Italy.

Former Jeep CEO named as new Stellantis chief executive

AMSTERDAM — Stellantis announced on Wednesday Antonio Filosa, a former Jeep CEO, will be its new chief executive officer. Mr. Filosa was previously chief ...