1 year ago
Stellantis Sales Decline, Suspends Financial Guidance Amid Tariffs
Imagine a car company, Stellantis, that makes cars like Jeeps and Fiats.
They made less money in the first few months of the year because they didn't sell as many cars.
Things are tricky right now because of new rules about taxes on cars coming into the country.
Because of this, Stellantis isn't sure how much money they'll make next year, so they paused their plans.
They are also looking for a new boss.
Other car companies like Volkswagen and Renault are doing better in Europe.
Stellantis' revenue fell 14% to €35.8 billion in Q1.
North American shipments dropped by about a fifth.
Stellantis suspended its 2025 financial guidance due to tariff uncertainty.
The company is searching for a new CEO to replace Carlos Tavares.
Production was temporarily halted in Canada and Mexico due to tariffs.
- Who
- Stellantis NV
- What
- Posted weaker sales and suspended 2025 financial guidance.
- Where
- North America and Europe
- When
- The first quarter and Wednesday
- Why
- Due to slumping demand and uncertainty tied to auto tariffs.
Key facts
- Revenue Decline
- 14%
- Revenue Amount
- €35.8 billion
- Brands Owned
- Fiat, Peugeot, Chrysler, Jeep, Ram, Dodge
- CEO Search Completion
- Before the end of June
- European Sales Decline (March)
- 5.9%





