Automobile Workers (UAW) and U.S. car dealers have intensified their criticism of Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares due to the company’s recent cuts and declining sales. The UAW has raised concerns about job security while dealers express dissatisfaction with the lack of inventory and reduced profit margins. The criticism complements other recent critiques. Tavares and the management team have argued these steps are necessary to deal with supply chain issues and a changing automotive industry. Further, they are working to focus more on electric vehicles and less on traditional gas vehicles.
UAW, U.S. dealers increase criticism of Stellantis CEO over cuts, sales declines
Automobile Workers (UAW) and U.S. car dealers have intensified their criticism of Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares due to the company’s recent cuts and declining sales. The UAW has raised concerns about job security while dealers express dissatisfaction with the lack of inventory and reduced profit margins. The criticism complements other recent critiques. Tavares and the management team have argued these steps are necessary to deal with supply chain issues and a changing automotive industry. Further, they are working to focus more on electric vehicles and less on traditional gas vehicles.
