Stellantis Files to Rejoin ACEA Amidst Green Transition Challenges

Stellantis Files to Rejoin ACEA Amidst Green Transition Challenges​

Automaker Aligns with European Lobby for Sustainable Emissions Targets...​

Stellantis, Europe’s second-largest automaker, has applied to rejoin the European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA) after leaving the group in early 2023. The move signals a potential company strategy shift under its new leadership.

Stellantis Files to Rejoin ACEA Amidst Green Transition Challenges

Stellantis, Europe’s second-largest automaker, has applied to rejoin the European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA) after leaving the group in early 2023. The move signals a potential company strategy shift under its new leadership.

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[bill burke]

Positive step, even the Europeans are highly skeptical about the future of BEV and Stellantis is stepping in line. It points to a more realistic approach and hopefully aggressively moving away from these current goals. European and North American Stellantis divisions can find some cooperative and shared assets but, even with this group’s efforts, in this effort to taper the standards, North America will set its own course, North America will be far more independent and ICE centric in many areas especially with the pace of the adoption of electric vehicles.
Walking back on this grand electrification mistake is a global phenomenon that is a move back to market driven product planning and manufacturing. Good news.