Stellantis — August 2026

One of its brands appears as a visual example in an educational article about engine braking techniques.

The company brings in a new executive from a competitor to lead several of its brands in Europe.

The automotive group is the subject of the news as it announces changes to its European leadership, appointing new heads for several of its brands.

Stellantis announces a management reshuffle across several of its European brands, including Fiat, as part of its new strategic plan.

The company is carrying out a leadership change at the helm of three of its historic European brands.

The company is carrying out a leadership reshuffle that places a new executive in charge of three of its historic European brands.

The company appoints a new chief executive for three of its brands as part of a reorganization of its European leadership.

The automaker reorganizes its European leadership and appoints a new head for several of its Italian brands.

The automotive group appoints a former executive who had joined a rival company as the new CEO of three of its brands.

Stellantis appoints a new chief executive for several of its brands and its European marketing division.

Stellantis is mentioned tangentially when comparing the reliability of the Suzuki S-Cross with models from other automotive brands.

The automotive group went through a severe financial crisis in the late 1970s that drove the development of one of its most iconic models.

The article recounts the history of Peugeot, a brand now part of the group, in the 1970s and 1980s.

The article recounts the history of an iconic model launched by the historical predecessor of the current automotive corporation.

The brand is mentioned tangentially as the current parent company of PSA group, the historical focus of the account about the launch of the Peugeot 205.

The brand is the subject of a historical account about the development of one of its iconic 1980s models.

A model from this brand is mentioned as the vehicle used by a pair of drivers in a regional rally event.

A classic car based on one of the brand's models is featured in an article about special 1960s coachbuilt bodies.

Stellantis is mentioned as a comparative reference within the competitive automotive market landscape amid BYD's growth.

The brand receives a tangential mention in a news report focused on a court ruling against Mercedes-Benz over defects in an electric vehicle.

The progress of construction works at a plant belonging to the brand, a predecessor of Stellantis, in a Galician industrial area is mentioned within a historical roundup of events from Ourense.

The brand is mentioned tangentially, likely in reference to the vehicle model involved in the traffic accident that led to the court case.

Its Zaragoza plant manufactures the model from another group brand featured in this test drive.

The brand is mentioned incidentally in reference to a past work stage of the speech's protagonist, unrelated to the main news story.

The brand is mentioned tangentially in a summer interview with presenter and author Minerva Piquero, unrelated to the main content about her life and her book.

A dealership representative notes that this brand's loss of dealership representations left facilities vacant, now occupied by emerging Chinese brands.

The Italian carmaker is the focus of an article highlighting its Tipo sedan as an affordable, spacious alternative to dominant SUVs.

One of its brands appears among the least sold in a study on used car sales in Spain.

One of the award-winning cars at a classic car gathering is a Citroën model, a brand belonging to the group.

Its Opel brand ranks among the top five best-selling used car brands in Spain according to a market report.

The brand is mentioned incidentally in describing the vehicle from which the man involved in a street harassment incident, as detailed in the complaint, got out.

An executive from a rival automaker cites the company as an example of a manufacturer that dropped its hydrogen development projects.

A van from one of its brands was among the vehicles broken into during a series of thefts in a Palma neighborhood.

Stellantis is mentioned briefly as a reference within the urban electric car market where the new Volkswagen ID. Up positions itself.

It is mentioned in passing in a stock market analysis of the global automotive sector, which highlights Asian brands for their sharp share price declines.

One of its brands ranks among the best-selling used car brands in the Spanish market, according to an industry report.

The company appears due to its decision to strengthen its Morocco plant, which could reduce the importance of its historic Vigo factory.

The group is transferring a Madrid plant to a Chinese partner and converting another factory in Zaragoza to produce new electric models.

A classic model from the brand is among the vehicles displayed at a vintage car gathering.

The automotive group is transferring one of its Spanish plants to a Chinese manufacturer as part of a joint industrial alliance.

The company is transferring one of its Madrid plants to a Chinese manufacturer and redirecting another Spanish factory toward new electric models.

The company is handing over one of its Madrid plants to a Chinese partner to build new electric models from 2028.

The company is handing over one of its Madrid plants to a Chinese manufacturer and adapting another in Zaragoza for new electric models.

A Galician town hall added an electric van from one of its brands to its municipal fleet.

The company is mentioned as the supplier of electric vans used by Amazon in its sustainable delivery plan in Spain.

The brand is mentioned tangentially in reference to the model of a vehicle competing in a rallysprint held in Gran Canaria.

Stellantis is mentioned tangentially in a news report on the death of photographer Franco Fontana, with no direct connection to the company.

A brand from the group is mentioned among the advertising clients a deceased photographer once worked for.

Several drivers competed using Peugeot, Opel and Citroën models in a regional rally held in Gran Canaria.

A scale model car from the brand is listed among the vehicles allowed in an amateur slot car rally competition in Cantabria.

Stellantis is mentioned as a reference manufacturer to illustrate the onboard charging power limits found in electric vehicles depending on the model.

A historic model from the brand, built in 1925, is displayed as a collector's item at a vintage car gathering in Santiago.

The parent group confirms that its Figueruelas plant will keep manufacturing the next electric generation of this compact model.

The company is cited as one of the major manufacturers with plants in Spain affected by weak European export markets.

The automotive group's CEO urges the European Commission to ease emissions rules for vans.

The automaker is expanding output at a plant in Morocco that could match the production capacity of its Vigo factory.

The brand is mentioned tangentially as a comparative reference in a news piece focused on Saic/MG's electric vehicle factory project in Ferrol.

Stellantis is mentioned tangentially in an analysis of how the price war in China's automotive market is affecting the financial results of local manufacturers.

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.

One of the abandoned vehicles identified by Albacete City Council in an official gazette notice belongs to this brand, cited only as a descriptive detail in the listing.

An award-winning mechanic states in an interview that the group's cars have lost reliability compared to two decades ago.

Stellantis receives a passing mention in an article focused on comparing the Tesla Model 3 and the BYD Seal as options for taxi drivers in Barcelona.

The brand manufactures and markets this compact model, presented as a standout option for price and space within its segment.

The brand is mentioned tangentially when describing Turin as an industrial hub linked to the automotive sector within a travel guide for fans.

The company is mentioned tangentially because the vehicle the suspect was caught leaning on, a Citroën car, belongs to a brand owned by Stellantis.

The automaker is involved with a partner in building a battery gigafactory that is boosting job growth in Zaragoza.

A Citroën C2 model, a Stellantis brand, is mentioned as one of the vehicles broken into in a police arrest case for theft in Ponferrada.

One of the vehicles broken into during a series of car break-ins in Ponferrada was a model made by this car brand.

One of its brands, Opel, appears in a ranking of manufacturers with the most sales in Spain's used car market.

Opel, a brand of the group, appears as one of the top-selling brands in a ranking of Spain's used car market.

The brand is mentioned tangentially in identifying the vehicle model, a Citroën C2, next to which a man was arrested in Ponferrada.

A vehicle from the brand is mentioned incidentally when describing the model involved in a serious traffic accident in Menorca.

Two of its brands, Peugeot and Citroën, are named among traditional manufacturers overtaken in retail sales by Chinese brands in Spain.

Its brands are among the traditional manufacturers overtaken in retail sales by emerging Chinese carmakers in Spain.

Two of its brands, Peugeot and Citroën, are cited among traditional automakers overtaken by Chinese firms in retail sales.

It is mentioned contextually among the major historic automakers whose leadership is being challenged by emerging Chinese brands.

A historic 1925 Citroën, an early series-produced model, is displayed as a collector's piece at a classic car event.

Peugeot, Citroën and Opel are listed among the many brands sold by a growing Spanish car dealership group.

The group's brands, including Peugeot, Citroën and Opel, are named among traditional automakers overtaken in sales by Chinese firms in Spain.

The company is mentioned as the industrial partner of a ride-hailing platform competing in the development of autonomous vehicles in Spain.

Stellantis is mentioned tangentially as an industry reference point while covering the launch of new models from Chinese brand Dongfeng in Spain.

The vehicle involved in the fatal accident was a Peugeot, a Stellantis brand, mentioned only to identify the model.

A Galician court orders the group's Vigo plant to reverse a shift change that harmed an employee with health problems.

The French brand within the group is the maker of the classic sporty model whose anniversary the article commemorates.

An electric model from one of its brands is cited as a comparative rival to a new electric SUV from another automaker.

The automaker group's plant in Figueruelas has expanded its workforce with 400 new hires after the summer break.

The Fiat brand, part of the Stellantis group, is featured in promotional content advertising its new family-oriented urban car model.

A vehicle of the brand is among those involved in a series of traffic accidents reported in Valladolid, unrelated to the cause of the incidents.

Citroën's parent company marks the anniversary of an iconic model built at its Vigo plant and its plans to relaunch another classic as an electric version.

Stellantis is mentioned tangentially as the current successor to the Sunbeam brand, the original manufacturer of the convertible featured in a Hitchcock film.

It is mentioned tangentially as the current owner of the Sunbeam-Talbot brand legacy, whose Alpine model starred in a 1955 Hitchcock film.

The brand is mentioned tangentially due to its historical link as successor to Sunbeam-Talbot, the maker of the car featured in a famous Hitchcock film chase scene.

Stellantis is mentioned tangentially as the current heir of the Sunbeam-Talbot brand, whose car was featured in Hitchcock's film.

It is mentioned tangentially as the current owner of the historic Sunbeam and Talbot brands, whose car featured in the filming described in the article.

A Citroën model appears as a police vehicle in a chase scene from a famous 1950s film.

The brand is mentioned tangentially as the present-day successor to Sunbeam-Talbot, maker of the car featured in a famous Hitchcock film.

The automotive group appears as the manufacturer, through one of its French plants, of the new SUV model from its Citroën brand.

The group appears as the manufacturer at the plant where its Citroën brand's new model is assembled.

The group is mentioned as the manufacturer at the plant where the new model from one of its brands is assembled.

The group appears as the owner of the French plant where its Citroën brand's new model is manufactured.

The automotive group appears as the manufacturer behind the French plant where its Citroën brand's new model is assembled.

The group is mentioned as the owner of the French plant where its Citroën brand's new model is manufactured.

It is mentioned as the industrial group that manufactures the new SUV model of its Citroën brand at its Rennes plant.

The automotive group appears as the manufacturer at its French plant of the new SUV model from one of its brands.

It is mentioned as the owner of the French plant where its subsidiary Citroën's new model is manufactured.

The group appears as the manufacturer whose French plant assembles the new model from one of its car brands.

The featured vehicle is manufactured at a plant belonging to the automotive group that owns the brand launching it.

The automotive group appears as the manufacturer, at its French plant, of the new SUV model commercially presented by the Citroën brand.

The automotive group appears as the manufacturer at its French plant in Rennes, where the new model from one of its brands is assembled.

The manufacturer assembles the new SUV model from one of its brands at one of its European plants, presented for promotional purposes.

Its subsidiary Citroën unveils a new SUV model assembled at a group plant in France.

The automotive group is the industrial parent that manufactures in France the new SUV model of its Citroën brand.

This automaker's plant in Vigo was ordered by a court to return an employee to the day shift on health grounds.

The resumption of production at an automotive plant in Aragón, with new hires, is cited as a reference for the industry's weight amid the rise of humanoid robots.

Stellantis is mentioned tangentially when comparing the new Renault 5 battery to the lack of DC fast charging in some of the group's other electric models.

The group manufactures the PureTech engines, flagged by mechanics and affected owners for frequent and costly breakdowns across several of its models.

The French brand of the automotive group marks the anniversary of a sporty model manufactured at its Vigo plant.

The automotive group that owns Opel shares this new electric sports model's mechanical platform with other brands in the conglomerate.

Its industrial alliance with a battery maker is cited as a reference point attracting new investment to the area.

The brand appears tangentially as a sponsor linked to the UCAM Murcia basketball club's environment during coverage of its preseason preparations.

The brand is mentioned in passing as a reference point in the European car market that Chinese manufacturers like Xiaomi are now entering.

The automotive group is mentioned for its plans to relaunch, in an electric version, a historic model once also manufactured in Vigo.

Two of its models are cited as the vehicles assigned by job category in a labor dispute resolved by a court.

The battery gigafactory it is developing with a Chinese partner is mentioned as context for the industrial boom attracting new companies to the area.

It appears as an industrial partner of Bolt in developing vehicles for its future robotaxi service in Madrid.

The plant now belonging to the company was the foundation of a Zaragoza town's economic and industrial transformation.

The brand is mentioned incidentally as a road leading to its Vigo plant is cited among the neglected areas reported by local residents.

It is mentioned as an example of a brand whose vehicles may display a warning related to this hill-start assist system.

An old model from its Peugeot brand takes part as a driver's car in a motorsport event in the Aragonese Pyrenees.

The brand appears incidentally as the maker of the van model a traveler converted into a camper.

The automotive group's brand is mentioned in passing within the context of the Formula E driver transfer market.

The Opel Mokka, from the automotive group, is technically compared with a Korean rival in size and performance.

Several vehicles competing in a Canary Islands rallysprint belong to the group's brands, mentioned only as the drivers' car models.

The automotive group is mentioned as the owner of the technical platform underpinning a new model from one of its brands.

It is mentioned as the manufacturer of the technological platform underpinning a new model from its Citroën brand.

The group is mentioned as the developer of the technological platform used in one of its brands' new SUV.

It is mentioned as the parent company developing the shared technological platform used in the new model from one of its brands.

It is mentioned as the parent company that developed the technical platform underlying this new Citroën model.

The automotive group appears as the developer of the technical platform underpinning a new model from one of its brands.

The industrial group is credited as the developer of the technological platform underpinning the new model from one of its brands.

Stellantis is mentioned as the parent company behind the technical platform used in Citroën's new model.

The group is mentioned as the provider of the technological platform underlying the new model from one of its brands.

The featured vehicle uses a technical platform developed by the automotive group that owns the brand.

The group is mentioned as the provider of the technological platform underlying a new model from one of its brands.

The group appears as the manufacturer of the technical platform underpinning a new model from one of its brands.

Its technological platform underpins the new model from one of its brands, featured in promotional content.

The automotive group appears as the manufacturer of the technical platform underlying its Citroën brand's new model.

It is mentioned as the parent company whose technological platform underpins the new model from another group brand.

The promoted vehicle uses a technological platform developed by the automotive group that owns the brand.

A vehicle from the brand is mentioned as the car a retiree converted to travel around Argentina after overcoming a health issue.

It is mentioned as the operator of a nearby battery factory whose environmental impact a new recycling plant aims to offset.

One of its electric models is cited as a market alternative when comparing a new electric car from another brand.

The automotive group is mentioned as the manufacturer, at its Rennes plant, of a new SUV model from one of its brands.

The Opel brand, owned by Stellantis, is mentioned incidentally to identify the model of the vehicle involved in the collision described.

The brand is mentioned tangentially to identify the Opel Corsa, manufactured by Stellantis, as one of the vehicles involved in the accident.

The automotive group's brand showcases a new compact model highlighting its interior space and competitive price.

The group's brand showcases its new compact model, highlighting its interior space and entry price.

Fiat introduces its new compact SUV, highlighting its interior spaciousness and entry-level segment price.

The group's brand showcases its new compact model, highlighting its spacious interior and competitive price.

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.

Two of the group's electric models are cited as examples of steep value loss in the used car market.

The brand is mentioned only in passing as a reference for the vehicle linked to the missing man in Palma, with no implication for the company.

One of the vehicles recovered by police in a stolen-car and forged-documents scheme is a model from one of its brands.

Its battery gigafactory, developed with a Chinese partner in Aragón, is cited as a reference point for major industrial investment in the region.

Its nearby vehicle plant is mentioned as a reason the area attracts new industrial investment.

Stellantis is cited as a reference within the European car industry in an article about the sector's crisis and the revival of historic Spanish car brands.

One of its vehicles was trapped under a fallen tree during a storm that severely affected an area of Tarragona.

A model from the Opel brand, owned by the group, is identified as one of the vehicles involved in a serious traffic accident with injuries.

Two of the cars entered in a rallysprint race in the Canary Islands belong to brands of the automotive group.

One of its compact car models is among the vehicles stolen and fraudulently documented by a luxury car trafficking ring.

A model from the brand is mentioned as the personal hobby of a deceased motorcyclist, unrelated to the company.

A vehicle from one of its brands is mentioned as a descriptive detail to help locate a missing man.

Stellantis is cited as a comparative reference within the European automotive sector context when analyzing Volkswagen's announced restructuring.

One of its models, the Peugeot e-5008, is cited as one of the comparable alternatives to a new electric SUV from another brand.

The company is mentioned in passing as the manufacturer of the vehicle, a Peugeot, driven by the missing man, cited as a detail to help locate him.

A model from Opel, an Stellantis brand, is one of the two vehicles involved in a head-on traffic collision.

Its plants in Poland and Zaragoza manufacture models for the Chinese brand Leapmotor under an industrial agreement.

The company provides manufacturing capacity at its European plants to produce models for emerging Chinese car brands.

One of its plants in Poland manufactures a model for a Chinese brand, and another in Zaragoza will start producing another model in 2026.

One of its plants in Poland manufactures a model for a Chinese brand, and another in Spain will soon start producing another.

The manufacturer's plants in Zaragoza and Poland produce models for a Chinese brand under an industrial agreement.

Its plants in Poland and Zaragoza manufacture models for a rival Chinese brand, amid the surge of Chinese vehicles in Europe.

One of its European plants manufactures vehicles for a Chinese brand under a joint production agreement.

Its plants in Poland and Zaragoza manufacture models for an expanding Chinese brand, as part of industry manufacturing agreements.

Its Poland plant manufactures a Chinese brand's model, with another set to start at its Zaragoza factory.

One of its plants in Poland and another in Zaragoza manufacture models for an expanding Chinese electric car brand.

Its plants in Poland and Zaragoza manufacture models for Chinese brand Leapmotor, as part of Asian manufacturers' European expansion.

One of its European factories manufactures, and will expand production of, models from a Chinese electric carmaker.

Its plants in Poland and Zaragoza manufacture models for a Chinese brand under an industrial production agreement.

Its factories in Poland and Zaragoza manufacture vehicles for a Chinese brand expanding across Europe.

Its plants in Poland and Zaragoza manufacture models for an expanding Chinese brand in the European market.

Its factories in Poland and in Figueruelas, Spain, manufacture models for a Chinese brand under a shared production agreement.

The brand is mentioned in passing while describing the stolen and falsified luxury vehicles linked to the dismantled ring, with no implication of company responsibility.

It is mentioned as the parent group of the brand debuting in Formula E by signing a renowned driver.

A model from the brand appears incidentally among the stolen vehicles recovered in a fraudulent registration scheme.

The brand is mentioned tangentially as some of the stolen vehicles fraudulently registered in Catalonia were models it manufactures.

One of its brands is listed among the most common in pay-per-day car insurance policies, according to an industry study.

The brand is mentioned in passing as one of the manufacturers of the high-end vehicles recovered in a police operation against a car theft and forgery ring.

The company is among the automakers whose shares fell on the stock market after the US announced new tariffs on Canadian goods.

The brand is mentioned tangentially as the manufacturer of one of the high-end vehicles recovered in a police operation against a fraudulent registration network.