Stellantis “reset” in progress, but is it convincing? | Automotive World
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While Stellantis’ Q1 2026 results were a refreshing change of pace from the decline of 2025, the market was still underwhelmed. By Will Girling
In 2025, Stellantis posted the first annual net loss since it was founded; the year was an unmitigated financial disaster. Chief Executive Antonio Filosa promised that 2026 would be the start of a “reset” and a “return to profitable growth,” and his company’s Q1 results seem to bear this out.
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