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Stellantis Charts Path to Profitability With €60B Investment Plan

Stellantis outlined an ambitious five-year strategy Thursday targeting positive free cash flow by 2028, allocating €60 billion across vehicle development and technology platforms. The automaker plans €6 billion in annual cost savings by 2028 while introducing more than 60 new models and refreshing 50 existing vehicles across electric, hybrid and traditional powertrains. Of the total investment, €36 billion supports the company's automotive brand portfolio, with 60% directed toward North America. The remaining €24 billion funds global platforms and emerging technologies. Last year saw €22.3 billion in losses tied to a €22 billion restructuring retreat from all-electric vehicle commitments. Stellantis targets 25% North American revenue growth through 2030 with operating margins of 8-10%, while Europe targets 15% growth and 3-5% margins. The company will consolidate DS and Lancia into Citroën but retain all 14 brands.