Carlos Tavares Got $24 Million As Stellantis Crashed And Burned

  • Former Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares made $23.9 million last year.
  • He’ll be getting an additional $12.5 million this year in severance and bonuses.
  • While Tavares was deploying his golden parachute, Stellantis’ net profit fell 70% in 2024.

Stellantis’ net profit fell 70% last year to €5.5 ($5.8 / £4.5) billion thanks, in part, to a 15% decline in U.S. sales. Virtually all brands were in the red with Ram falling a stunning 100,437 units in a single year.

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While there’s no shortage of blame to go around, a lot of it can be chalked up to former CEO Carlos Tavares. He abruptly resigned on December 1 after internal conflicts boiled over.

More: Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares Abruptly Resigns After Leadership Tensions Reach Breaking Point

That’s not exactly leaving on a high note, but Tavares is laughing all the way to the bank thanks to a reported €23 ($23.9 / £19) million payday. Despite being more than many of us will earn in our lifetimes, Reuters reports the former executive saw his compensation drop by 37% compared to 2023.

However, Tavares is still earning bank as a regulatory filing revealed the former boss will be getting €2 ($2.1 / £1.7) million in severance as well as a €10 ($10.4 / £8.3) million bonus this year. The latter is the result of the company achieving several milestones under his watch.

 Carlos Tavares Got $24 Million As Stellantis Crashed And Burned

While Tavares’ tenure won’t be fondly remembered, he earned far more than ordinary Stellantis employees. They were paid an average of €66,000 ($68,457 / £54,462), which was down 6% from the previous year. This decline might be related to efforts to recruit engineers from countries such as Brazil, India, and Morocco to drive down development costs.

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