A ruthless focus on efficiency made Carlos Tavares a giant of the automotive ... The email was reviewed by The Wall Street Journal. The CEO change comes as Stellantis contends with challenges ...

Former Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares made $23.9 million last year. He’ll be getting an additional $12.5 million this year in severance and bonuses. While Tavares was deploying his golden ...

a trouble spot that contributed to the recent departure of Chief Executive Carlos Tavares, reported The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) on Monday. The changes include the return of company veteran ...

Stellantis Chief Executive Carlos Tavares in February made an intriguing announcement: The Chrysler-parent company would remain all-in on electric vehicles, even as competitors scale back and sale ...

Carlos Tavares departed the automaker in December. He's still owed severance payments and company shares, a report shows.

DETROIT, Feb 27 (Reuters) - Carlos Tavares, the former CEO of ... She was previously an auto industry reporter for The Wall Street Journal in Detroit, where she broke news on major automakers ...

We did the math so that you don't have to. Carlos Tavares suddenly abandoned the Stellantis ship in December, even though his five-year contract wasn’t set to expire until early 2026.