MILAN (Reuters) – Divergences between Carlos Tavares and Stellantis (NYSE:STLA) board members, which led to the CEO’s abrupt resignation, were mainly over priorities for the next 15 months and on how the automaker relates to its stakeholders, finance chief Doug Ostermann said on Wednesday.
The automaker, however, saw no major changes to its term strategy, including its choice to develop multi-energy platforms, that can support vehicles with different kind of propulsion.
Ostermann is speaking at a Goldman Sachs virtual conference, in first public remarks by a Stellantis top executive after former CEO Carlos Tavares abruptly resigned on Sunday.
