Stellantis Takes $26 Billion Hit After Pulling Back on Electric Vehicles
Stellantis announces massive $26 billion charge as it reverses its aggressive EV strategy, citing overestimation of electric vehicle demand and market shifts.
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Stellantis announces massive $26 billion charge as it reverses its aggressive EV strategy, citing overestimation of electric vehicle demand and market shifts.
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