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Get alerts for STLAStellantis is shutting down its Douvrin engine plant in France for good, leading to hundreds of job losses.
Bad for STLAStellantis permanently closed its Douvrin engine plant, with hundreds of job losses linked to the move. The stated shift to electric vehicles does not erase this setback.
Stellantis, Nvidia, and Wayve are teaming up with the French government to roll out self-driving cars.
Good for STLAThis partnership gives Stellantis a role in self-driving vehicle work in France and the EU. No rollout or sales are reported, but it strengthens its position in that effort.
Stellantis saw more new cars registered in Europe last month.
Good for STLAStellantis reported more new-car registrations in Europe in September. That points to stronger sales there, though the report gives no count.
Stellantis saw fewer vehicle deliveries as a drop in North America erased gains made in Europe.
Bad for STLAStellantis reported fewer vehicle shipments worldwide, as declines in North America and other regions outweighed European growth. That points to weaker reported sales.
Big trades happened today with 6 stocks in the Consumer Discretionary sector.
NeutralStellantis had a 200-contract call trade labeled bullish. The article reports no change to the company's business, so this trade alone does not change its outlook.
Stellantis stock dropped about 5% after sales stayed the same this year compared to last.
NeutralStellantis sold 324,277 vehicles in the third quarter, about the same as a year earlier, with 3% year-to-date growth and gains in several models. The mixed report does not show a clear company-wide change.
Chinese business leaders might not join President Xi's U.S. visit because of problems with American investments, says report.
Good for STLAStellantis's CEO Antonio Filosa is expected at the Trump-Xi state dinner. The report says Washington will keep restrictions on Chinese vehicle hardware, which tends to protect U.S. automakers like Stellantis.
Approval of a new agreement by GM workers ensures the production of the next-generation GMC Sierra in Ontario, despite looming Trump tariff threats.
Bad for STLAStellantis is named among automakers with meaningful Canadian manufacturing exposure and would likely be hurt by large U.S. tariffs on Canadian autos and parts.
Stellantis shares reach 52-week lows amid today's developments.
NeutralStellantis NV's stock is hitting 52-week lows following the announcement of a major recall affecting nearly 1 million vehicles due to a software issue with rear-view cameras. This recall could further pressure the stock, which has already been under significant selling pressure, down 47% over the past year.