Stellantis recently announced that Carlos Tavares will retire when his current contract ends in early 2026, as part of several managerial changes within the group. The CEO faced intense criticism from dealers and unions, predominantly due to his U.S. strategy tactics.

By Nick Carey, Ben Klayman and Gilles Guillaume PARIS (Reuters) -Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares kicked off a packed schedule of public events at the Paris auto show on Monday with comments that alternated between defiance and contrition about the company's turnaround plans after a massive profit warning.

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Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares sounded a defiant note at the Paris car show on Monday, a fortnight after the automaker issued a massive profit warning.

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Milan-listed shares in Stellantis slipped around 1% on Friday after the carmaker confirmed the retirement of CEO Carlos Tavares in 2026 and announced major senior management changes.

ROME, OCT 14 - Stellantis is not ruling out future job cuts, CEO Carlos Tavares said on Monday. "I am not ruling out anything", Tavares told radio Rtl, answering a question on whether he intended to cut jobs,