Between competing interests and a possible Chinese takeover, Carlos Tavares isn't sure about Stellantis' future

Carlos Tavares, former CEO of Stellantis and PSA Group, resigned from his role in December 2024. He has written a book in France. And it includes some not-too-optimistic prognostications for Stellantis's future. In short, he is worried the alliance will break up. Per his book:

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