The Opel brand, part of Stellantis, appears only as part of a new executive's prior work history at another organization.
Automotive · 53seconds
Stellantis, on the front page
Front-page visibility and reputation, measured minute by minute.
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See the live demoRequest early accessStellantis's Effective Exposure over the last 30 days is 5.4 M — −27 % versus the average of Automotive brands. EE = minutes on the front page × the outlet's estimated monthly audience × prominence weight (leading 1 · secondary 0.4 · in passing 0.1).
Indicators versus the sector average
| Metric | The brand | Sector average | vs average |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stories | 721 | 517 | +39 % |
| Potential audience | 16744.0 M | 17486.2 M | −4 % |
| Coverage (outlets) | 119 | 94 | +26 % |
| Net Sentiment | +22.9 | +21.9 | +1.0 pts |
| Front-page hours | 20.860 h | 15.141 h | +38 % |
| EE | 5.4 M | 7.3 M | −27 % |
| Positive EE | 2.6 M | 3.7 M | −31 % |
| Negative EE | 467 k | 1.7 M | −72 % |
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See the live demoRequest early accessAnalyses are 53seconds' own wording based on its measurements; no press content is reproduced. Data covers the last 30 days, updated 06-09-2026.