US EditionStellantis Explores the Chinese Market and Studies Agreements with Xiaomi and Xpeng to Strengthen Its Business in Europe
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The Opel parent company apparently puts its investments in Europe to the test. According to a report Stellantis negotiates with Xiaomi and Xpeng – also about shares in the brands.
The car group Stellantis has met with the Chinese companies of Xiaomi and Xpeng to explore possible agreements that strengthen the brands of the European giant. A meeting that has taken place in a context in which the market of the old continent is stressed by electrification, the tariffs imposed by the US and the boom of the new vehicles of the Asian giant. Among the possibilities studied by the business groups would be a possible acquisition o…
In Europe, Stellantis already sells Chinese Leapmotor cars alongside many of its own brands. It may not stop there, as the Europeans are reportedly negotiating some form of cooperation with other Chinese automakers. The result could be the sale of some European brands to, for example, the successful Xiaomi.
Stellantis explores partnerships with Xiaomi and Xpeng Since 12 March 2026, a number of consistent reports indicate that Stellantis is engaged in discussions with Chinese car groups, including Xiaomi and Xpeng. The aim is to examine different forms of cooperation around its European activities, according to several industrial sources. However, these exchanges do not mean a radical restructuring of the manufacturer. A spokesman for the group has …
Stellantis, born in 2021 of the merger between PSA, of European origin, and FCA, itself a result of the rapprochement between Fiat and Chrysler, had the ambition to become a large group capable of playing on all the tables. In fact, managing this team is clearly more complicated than expected. The figures of 2025 are quite eloquent: Stellantis has suffered net losses of 22,3 billion euros, against a profit of 5,52 billion the previous year. A br…
According to Bloomberg, Stellantis started discussions to conclude cooperation projects with several Chinese manufacturers, such as Xpeng or Xiaomi. This concerns more specifically his activity in Europe. What would be at stake? Bloomberg may have revealed on 12 March 2026 what could be done
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