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Stellantis unveils $70 billion turnaround plan, targets positive cash flow by 2028
The five-year plan shifts 70% of brand spending to Jeep, Ram, Peugeot and Fiat as Stellantis targets €6 billion in annual cost cuts by 2028.
- On Thursday, May 21, 2026, Stellantis CEO Antonio Filosa unveiled the company's 'FaSTLAne 2030' strategy at Auburn Hills headquarters, detailing a sweeping operational and investment overhaul to reverse a yearslong backslide.
- The company's overhaul follows a $26 billion loss in 2025 after pivoting away from electric vehicles and canceling most electrification programs, including the all-electric Ram 1500 pickup.
- Filosa announced a nearly $70 billion investment with 70% directed to four brands—Ram, Jeep, Fiat, and Peugeot—alongside plans for 60 new vehicles and 50 model refreshes by 2030.
- Stellantis is expanding global partnerships with Jaguar Land Rover and Chinese manufacturers Leapmotor and Dongfeng while launching the modular 'STLA One' vehicle architecture designed to support multiple powertrains.
- Targeting $7 billion in annual cost reductions by 2028, Stellantis plans to shrink European production about 800,000 units while increasing U.S. factory capacity utilization to 80% by 2030.
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After significant losses, the Italian-French-American car manufacturer wants to recover by offering vehicles at "affordable prices". It expects a turnover of 190 billion euros by 2030 – compared to 154 billion in 2025 Stellantis wants to bounce back through a plan of investments of 60 billion euros over five years, with priority given to North America and capacity reductions in Europe. Thursday's announcements did not inspire investors: the stoc…
The new plan foresees 60 billion investments by 2030 and 60 new models (ANSA)
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