Stellantis' European dealers in conflict with CEO over EVs

Carlos Tavares MIrafiori 2024 ARc — Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares' position on tougher CO2 rules has put him in conflict with multiple dealer associations in Europe. (REUTERS)

October 07, 2024 03:59 PM

TURIN - Four associations representing Stellantis’ European dealers have asked the EU to give the industry more time to meet tougher CO2 fleet average target that take effect next year.

Featured Stories

GM promotes Duncan Aldred to president of North America

The automaker said Aldred’s appointment is effective immediately. He will report to Rory Harvey, GM’s president of global markets.

By:

Lindsay VanHulle

GM promotes Duncan Aldred to president of North America

Manufacturing

In the shadow of China’s military, Taiwan’s globally critical suppliers keep working

After years of stalling out, autonomous driving appears to be on the comeback trail

Parts tariffs are now in effect. Here’s how they work

Manufacturing

By:

John Irwin

Parts tariffs are now in effect. Here’s how they work

Latest News

Online car-buying bump in the road? Credit applications

Rivian ups its Illinois investment with supplier park

GM promotes Duncan Aldred to president of North America

3 ways F&I managers can streamline the auto financing experience

Staying current is easy with newsletters delivered straight to your inbox.

See More in Regulation & Safety

Major automakers want Congress to bar California 2035 electric vehicle plan

Agency eases some self-driving safety rules, sending Tesla stock soaring

U.S. Supreme Court poised to revive challenge to California emissions standards

House to vote on Republican bid to repeal California EV rules

Staying current is easy with newsletters delivered straight to your inbox.