Stellantis N.V. (MIL:STLAM) is reshaping leadership and partnerships — from new regional and brand chiefs to a Mobileye REM data tie-up — as it fights margin pressure and price cuts against BYD and Geely in Europe despite Pro One’s 7% global growth and 28.7% European commercial share.
Previous Week Recap
- Stellantis Faces Chinese Competition: Stellantis (STLAM) faces rising pressure from Chinese brands BYD and Geely in Europe, prompting price cuts and bigger incentives as European EV demand recovers, straining margins and pricing.
- Stellantis Pro One Global Volume Growth: Stellantis N.V. (STLAM): Stellantis Pro One saw 7% global volume growth H1 2026; in Europe it held a 28.7% market share with 273,600 commercial vehicles sold.
- Stellantis To Share Data With REM: Stellantis (STLAM) will share vehicle data with Mobileye’s REM mapping platform. REM covers over 95% of U.S. and European roads using data from 8M+ cars and 34B miles logged.
- Xin To Lead China & Asia-Pac: Stellantis names Tianshu Xin head of China & Asia‑Pac effective Aug 3, 2026; reports to CEO Antonio Filosa. Grégoire Olivier shifts to strategic advisor supporting Xin.
- VanDyke Named Ram CEO: Stellantis names Matt VanDyke CEO of Ram effective July 20, 2026. He reports to Tim Kuniskis, who remains head of American brands and North America marketing and retail strategy.
- Branden Côte Becomes Jeep CEO: Stellantis (STLAM) named Branden Côte CEO of Jeep effective Aug 3, replacing Bob Broderdorf (medical leave). Côte joins from AutoNation; prior roles at Aston Martin and Mercedes-Benz.
- Pablo Di Si Named COP: Stellantis names Pablo Di Si as Chief Performance Officer, effective August 3. Di Si, joining from Volkswagen North America, will report to CEO Antonio Filosa to drive delivery of group targets.
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