Stellantis Stock’s Wild 2025 Ride: Tariff Troubles, $13B U.S. Gamble & EV Pivot Fuel STLA’s Ups and Downs
Stellantis shares fell to $10.20, near multi-week lows, after an 11% drop on Oct. 30 following Q3 results and warnings of large one-off charges. CEO Antonio Filosa announced a $13 billion U.S. expansion, reopening the Belvidere plant and adding 5,000 jobs, sparking a dispute with Canada over lost Jeep production. Q3 revenue rose 13%, but analysts criticized vague guidance. Stellantis is shifting focus to hybrids and gas models.