Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares announced that the company is in talks with two potential partners to explore collaborations for Maserati and electric vehicle projects in Italy. These discussions aim to strengthen Stellantis's presence and innovation in the Italian automotive sector.

The Portuguese Socialist Party (PS) is inviting independent figures like Carlos Tavares and Costa Silva to its congress to renew ties with society and prepare proposals for the country's governance ahead of the next legislative elections.

Carlos Tavares, former CEO of Stellantis, faced criticism for his salary, and his successor reportedly received an amount in 2025 equivalent to 82 years of an employee's earnings.

Antonio Filosa, the new CEO of Stellantis, is attempting a corporate restart following errors by his predecessor, Carlos Tavares. The company is not expected to become a stock market favorite immediately.

Carlos Tavares, former CEO of Stellantis, has returned to Portugal after retirement to launch his autobiography and shared his views on the automotive industry with Observador.

Carlos Tavares argues that the Portuguese Constitution's provisions for district assemblies and civil governors have been disregarded for five decades.

Carlos Tavares discusses the challenges of decentralization in Portugal, arguing that municipalities lack sufficient scale and that mergers are not simple. The article also touches on the disproportionate political influence of voters in Lisbon and Porto.