Stellantis Rules Out Selling Maserati Despite Ongoing Rumours - The Supercar Blog
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Stellantis has no plans to sell Maserati, the group's chief executive Antonio Filosa said. Asked if the Italian brand could be separated from the automotive conglomerate, he replied: “Not at all.” The statement comes amid ongoing rumours about the future of Maserati, whose sales are falling and its position in the luxury car market remains under pressure. Filosa also rejected another discussed possibility - Stellantis to separate its European br…
The CEO of Stellantis, Antonio Filosa, has stated that the car group does not have too many brands and that it is not planned to eliminate or dispense with any of them, far from the strategy that the Volkswagen Group has put on the table, that it does not rule out without any of its signatures. «No, I do not believe ... Continue reading "Philosa defends to keep all the brands of Stellantis: «If you decide to eliminate any you lose much»"
The split of Stellantis is ruled out by Antonio Filosa. The leader defends the technologies common to the 14 brands and refuses to sell Maserati....
Will Maserati remain in Stellantis in spite of his difficulties? Antonio Filosa has just answered straight away. But keeping the Trident won't be enough, because the group still has to give him the means to regain his place among the top-of-the-range manufacturers.
Stellantis rules out selling Maserati despite ongoing rumours - The Supercar Blog
Maserati may be going through a rough patch, but Stellantis has no intention of letting the Italian marque go. Stellantis CEO Antonio Filosa has dismissed renewed speculation that the luxury brand could be sold. The rumours haven’t come out of nowhere. Maserati has struggled with falling sales in recent years, while Stellantis has been looking […]
Latest news from the automotive world! 🚗💨 Stellantis CEO Antonio Filosa said that Maserati will remain in the group's family of brands, and the joint work with Alfa Romeo will give impetus to new technologies. Will the company be able to overcome financial difficulties? Let's follow the development of events! 🇺🇦
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