Stellantis — August 2026

One of its models is cited as an example of an electric vehicle depreciating faster than its combustion or hybrid equivalent.

It is mentioned tangentially in an opinion column about the Cruz del Castro monument in Vigo, unrelated to its business activity.

High output from its factories helped drive the Port of Vigo's lead in vehicle loading during July.

The automaker is listed among the car groups that posted losses in 2025, hit by the rising cost of memory chips.

The group's Vigo plant maintains high vehicle output, with the Peugeot 2008 SUV as its leading model.

A vehicle from the brand appears as just one more item among the thousands collected by a Galician hoarder.

A camper van model is mentioned incidentally as parked at Moncloa, unrelated to the judicial case reported.

A vehicle from one of its brands is mentioned incidentally in a news story about a driver's reckless maneuver.

The group appears as a shareholder partner of the Chinese firm whose profits surged and which plans to manufacture at one of its Spanish plants.

One of the three cars recovered by police after being stolen was a model from the brand.

Its stock shares dropped following the announcement of new US tariffs on the Canadian auto industry.

The automaker is named as a key client of an exhaust component plant that has benefited from the slower pace of vehicle electrification.

The brand is mentioned in passing when reviewing the corporate bailouts managed by SEPI during the pandemic, in the context of the Senate investigation into the Koldo case.

The brand is mentioned as a manufacturer of engines featuring an internal component prone to wear that can affect the lubricant, as explained by a mechanic in an educational maintenance video.

Stellantis is mentioned tangentially in a news overview of appearances in the Koldo case before the Spanish Senate.

The carmaker's name is used only as a colloquial nickname for a political group involved in a corruption scandal, with no real connection to the company.

The company is mentioned tangentially in a review of the appearances and contracts investigated in the Koldo case by the Spanish Senate.

The brand is mentioned in passing within a review of appearances before a parliamentary inquiry into corruption in public contracts during the pandemic.

Stellantis is mentioned among the companies linked to the SEPI-managed bailouts examined by the Koldo case investigation committee.

Stellantis is mentioned in passing among the companies referenced during Senate testimonies in the Koldo case regarding public bailouts during the pandemic.

The company is resuming and expanding production at its Figueruelas plant, with new hires and an upcoming electric model.

The brand unveils its new fully electric sporty compact model, highlighting its performance and sporting heritage.

The brand introduces a new fully electric compact sports model with high performance within its GTi range.

The brand launches a new electric version of its compact sports model, highlighted for its high performance.

The company unveils a new sporty electric model under its Peugeot brand, highlighted for its performance within its category.

The brand unveils its new fully electric sporty compact model, highlighting its performance and sporting heritage.

The brand unveils a new fully electric compact sports model positioned as a performance benchmark in its segment.

The brand unveils a new compact sporty electric model highlighted for its performance within its segment.

The brand unveils its new fully electric sporty compact model as a performance benchmark in its segment.

The brand unveils its new high-performance electric compact model within its historic sporty lineup.

The brand unveils its new fully electric sporty compact model, highlighting its performance and specifications.

The brand unveils its new compact electric sports model, successor to an emblematic high-performance range.

The brand introduces a new sporty electric model as part of its high-performance urban car lineup.

The brand unveils its new fully electric compact sports model, highlighting its performance and capabilities.

The brand unveils a new sporty electric model positioned as a performance benchmark in its segment.

The brand unveils a new electric sports compact model as part of its high-performance lineup.

The brand appears as the manufacturer of a compact model featured in a promotional article highlighting its features and sales.

The article is promotional content describing the features and sales of the Peugeot 208 model, part of the group's brand.

The brand showcases its compact model in a promotional article highlighting its design, technology and strong sales figures.

The brand is the subject of a promotional piece focused on the features and sales performance of one of its compact models.

The brand is the subject of a promotional article describing the features and sales of the Peugeot 208 model.

The brand showcases its compact model as one of the best-selling options in the Spanish market, with new engine versions available.

The text presents a promotional feature on the group's Peugeot 208 model, highlighting its design, technology and available engine options.

The brand showcases its best-selling compact model, highlighting its design, technology and range of engine options.

A promotional piece details the features and commercial success of one of the brand's car models.

The brand showcases a model from its compact lineup, highlighting its design, technology and strong sales figures in Spain.

A car manufacturer promotes one of its compact models, highlighting its design, technology and strong sales performance.

The brand appears as the subject of a promotional piece highlighting the features and sales performance of one of its car models.

The article is a promotional piece focused on a Peugeot model, part of the group.

The brand showcases one of its compact models, highlighting its sales performance and range of engine options.

The article promotionally describes the features and sales performance of the Peugeot 208, a model from the automotive group.

Several models from its Citroën and Opel brands are mentioned in passing among the ten best-selling used cars in Spain.

The automaker is mentioned as one of the factories that in the 1970s attracted workers to an industrial neighborhood in Vigo.

The carmaker's Spanish subsidiary tops the ranking of Galicia's largest exporting companies by overseas sales volume.

The group is recalled as having had to compensate customers affected by wear on the oil-bathed timing belts of the PureTech engine.

A Peugeot model, part of the group, appears among the top-rated cars in a comparative reliability ranking for small vehicles.

The automaker is adapting its Spanish plants in Madrid, Vigo and Zaragoza by adding new electric models alongside its Chinese partner Leapmotor.

Stellantis's plant in Vigo opened its doors to the public for a family event that drew thousands of attendees and marked thirty years of producing its iconic vans.

The group is mentioned as one of the major carmakers with an industrial plant in Morocco.

The company held an open house at its Vigo plant so employees' families could tour the facilities.

It is mentioned as one of the major carmakers with an industrial plant in Morocco, within a trade analysis article.

It is mentioned as one of the carmakers with production in Morocco, in a report on Spanish-Moroccan economic relations.

Vehicles of the brand stored at dealership lots in southern France were damaged by a severe hailstorm, with a significant estimated repair cost.

A Citroën model, from the Stellantis group, is mentioned only as the vehicle linked to a missing person who was later found.

Several vehicles from the group's brands are among the cars used by drivers in a mountain motorsport event.

The group's plant in Figueruelas resumes operations and prepares to build a new model alongside a Chinese manufacturer.

The automotive group is mentioned tangentially in an analysis of new car registrations in the province of Albacete.

A model from the brand is mentioned only as the vehicle linked to a missing person in Mallorca.

Stellantis is mentioned tangentially in an article focused on the new electric Ford Capri, likely as a comparative reference within the electric SUV market.

The company is mentioned as operating a vehicle manufacturing plant in Kenitra, Morocco, as an example of foreign industrial investment there.

A plant belonging to the group resumes production after the summer break and begins manufacturing a new Chinese-origin model.

A joint plant of the group in Zaragoza is cited as an example of the Asian investment drawn to Spain in the electric vehicle sector.

The company is mentioned in passing within a presenter's recollections about his history with various vehicles and car brands over the years.

Its plant in Kenitra is mentioned as one of the two major hubs sustaining Morocco's automotive export industry.

It is briefly cited for its Kenitra plant as part of Morocco's automotive sector in an analysis of bilateral trade with Spain.

A compact model from Fiat, a brand of the group, is cited as a rival to a new electric city car from another brand.

The company is named among the major manufacturers sustaining Morocco's automotive industry from its plant in Kenitra.

The automaker is mentioned for its production plant in Morocco, within an analysis of Spanish-Moroccan trade relations.

It is mentioned as a traditional reference manufacturer of commercial vehicles amid the rise of Chinese brands in Galicia.'

Its production plant in Kenitra is mentioned as part of Morocco's export-oriented automotive sector.

The brand is mentioned in passing as a Peugeot van, one of its marques, is cited as an example of the second-hand vehicle investment model described by an investor.

A joint factory the company runs with a Chinese partner in Zaragoza is cited as an example of Asian investment attracted to Spain.

Stellantis' plant in Figueruelas resumes production after summer and begins manufacturing a model from its Chinese partner Leapmotor.

The company receives environmental approval to install wind turbines that will boost renewable energy supply at its Zaragoza plant.

It is mentioned as an established manufacturer of vans produced in Vigo, used as a reference against the rise of Chinese brands.

The automotive group appears as the technology partner of a mobility platform in its pilot project for autonomous vehicles in Madrid.

A van from the brand is mentioned as one of the vehicles used by a gang of thieves in several warehouse robberies.

A camper van model from the brand is the vehicle a couple renovated to adopt a nomadic lifestyle.

The brand is mentioned tangentially amid jokes about possible driving or logistics jobs in a satirical opinion column about a Spanish politician.

The car manufacturing plant is cited as the company contributing the most to the municipal business tax revenue in Vigo.

The subject of the story had converted a vehicle from this brand into a camper for his travels across Argentina.

The brand appears tangentially through mentions of older models it manufactured among the classic vehicles gathered at a local car meet.

The car that burned out after rolling driverless in Hellín belongs to this brand, mentioned only to identify the model involved in the incident.

Stellantis is mentioned tangentially as a comparative reference within an analysis focused on a BYD electric model.

The brand is mentioned tangentially in a feature about the family history of an artisanal sausage factory in Tortellà, with no direct connection to its business.

The brand is mentioned tangentially, likely referring to a vehicle from one of its marques, within a family memory recounted in a literary column about poet Jaime Gil de Biedma.

Its vehicle financing division is mentioned as one of several entities financing the purchase of Chinese car brands in Spain.

Peugeot, a brand of the group, is cited as an example of Europe's automotive industrial tradition in an opinion piece.

A vehicle from the manufacturer, part of the group, caught fire for reasons unrelated to the company while refueling.

It is mentioned tangentially in an analysis of the used car market in Andalusia, without specific prominence in the highlighted data.

The brand is mentioned tangentially as the manufacturer of the vehicle involved in a traffic accident in Menorca.

An Opel model is mentioned as one of the direct competitors of the new Renault Clio in the small car segment.

The couple's camper van home is built on a chassis made by the manufacturer.

The group's plant in Vigo is cited as a positive example amid the crisis affecting the car industry in Portugal and other European countries.

The brand showcases its new compact model, highlighting its interior spaciousness and affordable starting price.

It is mentioned as one of the European carmakers with plants in Morocco whose auto parts are exported to Spain.

A vehicle from one of its brands caught fire at a gas station during a storm, with no responsibility attributed to the company.

The brand receives a passing mention in an article about the Dacia Hipster, as Dacia is a subsidiary of the Stellantis group in the affordable electric vehicle market.

The brand showcases a new family SUV model highlighting its price, space and comfort for long trips.

One of its plants in Spain will soon manufacture another brand's electric model that leads sales in its segment.

Stellantis is named by the White House as one of several automakers exemplifying manufacturing reshoring in the US.

One of its models, the Peugeot 2008, is listed as a rival in a comparison chart for another brand's SUV.

The brand is mentioned in passing to identify the model of the vehicle used as a car bomb in the terrorist attack recounted in the testimony.

It appears as an industrial partner whose European plants and networks are used by an allied Chinese brand to expand on the continent.

The automaker is listed among the companies with North American plants affected by US tariffs on the sector.

The automotive group's Portuguese plant celebrates the production of its two-millionth vehicle since 1962.

Stellantis is mentioned tangentially as a reference to the current automotive industry within a historical review of Catalonia's economy.

The brand is mentioned tangentially in identifying the model of the vehicle affected by the car bomb described in the testimony.

A scale model of one of its car brands was reproduced in marble as an art piece inside a nightclub installation in Ibiza.

The automotive group ordered the recall of nearly one million vehicles due to a fault affecting rear-view cameras.

The group is mentioned tangentially as a market reference amid the advance of Chinese car brands in Vigo.

The manufacturer is recalling nearly one million cars worldwide due to a software fault affecting rear-view cameras.

The group provides the technological platform underpinning the Citroën electric model reviewed in the test drive.

A vehicle from the group, a Citroën C3, was the car involved in a hit-and-run accident with a minor on a street in Maó.

It is mentioned only tangentially in connection with a Formula E team's activity, without any particular assessment.

The company's plant in Vigo is gradually resuming production after the summer shutdown.

An electric city car model from the brand is highlighted in a comparative review for its practicality and range.

The brand appears as the manufacturer of the electric family vehicle the article recommends as a purchase option.

Several of the group's models are listed as rivals in the comparison chart of another brand's SUV.

Two of the group's brands are cited as historical examples of models bodied by an old French coachbuilder.

Stellantis is mentioned tangentially in a feature on the history of the Renault Fuego Heuliez Cabriolet, as the heir to Renault's legacy in this segment.

The company is mentioned as set to manufacture models in Spain alongside another automaker, amid the arrival of Chinese car brands.

The group is mentioned as one of the brands that will manufacture models alongside Chinese firms setting up in Spain.

Stellantis is mentioned only tangentially in the report on a murder case, with no direct connection to the events under investigation.

Stellantis is mentioned tangentially in an analysis of Galicia's foreign trade during the first half of the year.

Its Zaragoza plant will build electric models for a Chinese partner and its Madrid factory will move to a joint venture with that brand.

The brand is mentioned tangentially in a report about the premiere of a theatre play in Bilbao, with no direct connection to its business.

The company resumes activity at its Vigo plant after the summer break, aiming to surpass its annual production record.

The brand is mentioned tangentially in a story about a school and municipal project on democratic memory in Vigo, with no direct link to the central events.

The brand introduces a new compact car model highlighting its interior space and affordable price.

The company is mentioned as the automaker affected by premature wear of an oil-bathed engine belt that had to compensate customers.

The company is mentioned only in passing within the biographical account of a Pedro Sánchez aide, unrelated to the judicial investigation described.

The brand is mentioned tangentially in reference to a driver or team linked to Formula E in the report on the season's final race.

The brand introduces a compact electric model highlighted for its affordable price compared to segment rivals.

The brand is mentioned incidentally in an analysis of the real estate market and the shortage of new residential construction.

Stellantis is mentioned tangentially in a report on Spain's rental housing market, with no direct bearing on its reputation.

The brand is mentioned tangentially in a profile piece about footballer Rodri Hernández, with no direct connection to the events described.

It is mentioned as backing a Chinese automaker that used metal platforms to export cars on conventional cargo ships.

Two of its historic brands, Citroën and Peugeot, are cited as examples of vehicles bodied in the past by the Heuliez coachbuilding firm.

A brand from the group, cited only as a historical example of a convertible model created by a French coachbuilder.

The Citroën brand, part of the group, is cited as a historical example among models bodied by an old French coachbuilder.

It is mentioned as one of the brands a historic French coachbuilder worked for in a feature about classic cars.

Citroën and Peugeot, brands now part of the group, are mentioned only as historical references to a French coachbuilder.

The brand is mentioned tangentially in a historical feature about the French coachbuilder Heuliez and its history in vehicle manufacturing.

Two of its historic brands, Peugeot and Citroën, are mentioned as former clients of a French coachbuilder specialized in convertibles.

Peugeot and Citroën, brands now part of the group, are mentioned in a historical account about a French coachbuilder.

Several models from its Peugeot and Opel brands are cited as examples of used electric cars with good range.

An old Fiat model is mentioned as a historical example of the Start Stop system in a car maintenance feature.

A historic model from the brand is cited as an early example of an automatic engine shut-off system.

The company manages the phased return of its workforce at the Vigo plant ahead of the union election process.

Its manufacturing plant in Vigo is cited as an example of a long-running factory despite its corporate entity being more recent.

The brand is mentioned tangentially within a nostalgic recollection of a medical congress held in Ourense in 1970.

The company is mentioned tangentially as a reference within the European auto industry in an analysis of the industrial dispute between the European Union, China and the United States.

The brand receives a passing mention as a Citroën, now part of its group, is identified among the classic vehicles found by urban explorers.

The automaker is considering selling or closing its Canadian plant, which would be the fifth factory affected under its new chief executive's leadership.

The automaker is presented as a potential industrial partner enabling another brand to manufacture vehicles in the United States and avoid tariffs.

Several models from its Opel and Citroën brands appear in a comparison table on the average age of the best-selling used cars in Spain.

The brand marks the thirtieth anniversary of one of its best-selling commercial vans.

The brand is mentioned in passing as one of the 26 car brands distributed by Grupo Blendio, the subject of the interview.

Several historic models from brands now part of Stellantis are cited as standout examples of compact sporty cars from the 1980s.

The automaker, owner of brands like Fiat and Peugeot, is singled out as the worst performer on the stock market among European car manufacturers this year.

The company is cited as an example of the automotive industry established in Morocco within an analysis of the economic causes of youth emigration to Spain.

Fiat is mentioned as the original licensor behind the Seat 127 model featured in this car collecting story.

The brand of the vehicle involved in a fatal wrong-way driving accident is mentioned incidentally in the account of events.

The company is listed among the major firms identified as beneficiaries of the European funds aimed at modernizing the Spanish economy.

Two of its brands, DS and Citroën, appear as competing teams in a Formula E championship race.

Its alliance with Leapmotor is mentioned as part of new production planned at its Madrid and Zaragoza plants.

Its Vigo plant is cited as an example of a strategic industrial asset that needs protection amid Chinese competition.

Its car factory in Vigo is mentioned as a size reference to describe a military ship docked at the same port.

A driving-safety component from the group's brand appears integrated as standard equipment in the chassis of a premium motorhome.

The automaker owns an Italian plant with collapsed output and is seeking deals with Chinese manufacturers to revive it.

The brand is mentioned incidentally as the manufacturer of one driver's car referenced in an electric racing standings recap.

The brand is mentioned tangentially in connection with the March team's racing history within a biography of driver Lella Lombardi.

Two of the group's brands, Fiat and Citroën, appear among several manufacturers in a sales ranking of light electric vehicles in Spain.

Two of its brands, Citroën and Fiat, rank among the ten best-selling manufacturers in the Spanish light electric vehicle market in the first half of the year.

The brand receives a passing mention in an analysis of the Spanish light electric vehicle market and its recent shift between private and business buyers.

Two of the group's models are listed among the best-selling vehicles in an industry report on electric bikes and microcars in Spain.

One of its car brands appears in a ranking of best-selling models and another among the sector's top ten manufacturers.

The brand receives a passing mention in coverage of a qualifying session in the electric single-seater championship, without direct involvement in the events described.

The Fiat 500 model designed with Gucci in 2011 is cited as a historical precedent for fashion-car collaborations.

The group appears as the maker of the electric vehicle produced at its Vigo plant, highlighted for its strong European sales figures.

A youth basketball team associated with its name is mentioned as the background of a new coaching staff member at another club.

The automaker is the parent company of a struggling Italian plant and is seeking deals with Chinese manufacturers to revive it.

The brand is mentioned tangentially in the coverage of a murder trial, with no direct connection to the events described.

One of the vandalized cars at a tourist port in Tenerife was a Fiat model from a rental fleet.

The manufacturer unveils an electrically assisted turbocharger that improves throttle response in its high-performance engines.

The group appears as the manufacturer of the technological platform underpinning the new electric model reviewed in the article.

The automotive group is the main subject as it considers selling or sharing several European factories, including the one in Madrid.

It appears as the parent group of Citroën, whose family model is presented as part of an increasingly competitive lineup.

The vehicle the featured couple lives in is a model from the brand, mentioned only as a descriptive detail of their mobile home.