Stellantis' CEO is out after a tumultuous year. Here's how things got so bad at the Jeep maker.
Briefly

Carlos Tavares's departure from Stellantis follows increasing pressure due to poor sales, particularly a 17% drop in US sales amid legal battles and executive exit.
Tavares, known for cost-cutting, faced criticism for his mismanagement of brands like Jeep, which lost market share and contributed to the overall downturn in sales.
Dealers have accused Tavares of 'reckless short-term decision-making' that has led to devastating consequences, emphasizing that his prior cuts have created long-term demand issues.
Despite some reversals in strategy like bringing back models, many dealers believe the damage from Tavares's leadership decisions has already impacted Stellantis's market position.
Read at Business Insider
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