Stellantis Group, the world's fourth-largest automaker, has unveiled its fourth-quarter financial data for 2025, revealing an anticipated loss ranging from €19 billion to €21 billion for the latter half of the year. Following the announcement of a substantial downsizing of its electric vehicle (EV) division and the allocation of up to €22.2 billion for asset write-downs, the company's stock prices experienced a sharp decline on both the U.S. and French markets. The business restructuring initiative will lead to the recognition of roughly €22.2 billion in expenses for Stellantis Group in the latter half of 2025, with approximately €6.5 billion to be paid out in cash. The entire restructuring process is expected to be finalized within a four-year timeframe. These expenses will be primarily allocated to three key areas: revising product strategies to meet regulatory standards, streamlining the EV supply chain, and implementing other operational modifications within the company. Furthermore, the group has decided to divest its 49% stake in the joint venture NextStar Energy and withdraw entirely from the project. Formed through the merger of PSA and FCA, Stellantis Group boasts a portfolio of 14 brands. In 2024, the company reported revenue of $204.91 billion, securing the 28th position on the Fortune Global 500 list.