Stellantis Moves to Exit Samsung SDI EV Joint Venture Amid Losses

Published on févr. 10, 2026.

A fractured electric circuit symbolizing disengagement.

Stellantis has announced its decision to withdraw from its joint venture with Samsung SDI, a major player in electric vehicle battery manufacturing. This strategic move comes in light of persistent financial losses that the partnership has experienced. The EV market has become increasingly competitive, putting pressure on companies to reassess their alliances and investment strategies.

The exit from this joint venture reflects Stellantis's commitment to optimizing its operations and reallocating resources more effectively. As the automotive industry shifts rapidly towards electrification, Stellantis faces the challenge of adapting to market demands while navigating financial realities. The company’s decision indicates its intent to focus on more viable partnerships and ventures within the evolving landscape of electric vehicles.

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