Stellantis shuffles China leadership, names executives to Leapmotor board

Stellantis China leaders Gregoire Olivier (left) Doug Ostermann (right) — Ex French civil servant Gregoire Olivier (left) becomes head of a liaison office with Stellantis' new China partner Leapmotor. FCA and GM veteran Doug Ostermann (right) will succeed Olivier as China COO.

November 01, 2023 10:00 AM

PARIS -- After taking a stake in the Chinese EV maker Leapmotor, Stellantis has shuffled its leadership in China, naming current COO Gregoire Olivier as head of a new liaison office to Leapmotor, and promoting CFO Doug Ostermann to COO.

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