Stellantis Faces $2.7 Billion Loss Due to Tariffs and Restructuring
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Stellantis reported a $2.7 billion loss in the first half of the year due to tariffs, restructuring costs, and slow sales, especially in North America, amid ongoing recovery efforts and external economic challenges. Despite setbacks, the company is optimistic about future growth with new model launches and strategic adjustments under its new CEO.
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