On May 27, Stellantis NV rose 5.06% in regular trading, trading at $8.164/share, with trading volume of $29.75 million.

On the news front, French President Macron announced that Stellantis will invest over 1 billion euros in its Mulhouse factory in eastern France to produce next-generation electric vehicles starting in 2029 based on the newly unveiled STLA One platform. This represents one of the largest single EV-related investments by a French domestic automaker in recent years.

The investment forms part of France's national electrification agreement and has received government policy endorsement, with national aid set to double to support energy transition. The announcement comes days after Stellantis unveiled its 600 billion euro FaSTLAne 2030 strategic plan at its Investor Day, which initially triggered capital expenditure concerns and a 5.49% decline on May 21. The Mulhouse factory commitment, backed by state support, appears to have alleviated some investor concerns by demonstrating concrete government partnership in the company's transformation efforts.

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