Stellantis publishes 2025 Vigilance Plan report

• Stellantis set out a 2025 vigilance plan under France’s duty-of-vigilance law, targeting severe human-rights, health-and-safety, and environmental risks across operations and suppliers.
• The plan lists 20 gross risks; “high” priorities include workplace accidents, supply-chain worker rights, vehicle safety, CO2 emissions, pollution, waste, privacy, and mineral-extraction impacts.
• Stellantis updated its climate ambition to cut GHG emissions 20% to 30% by 2030 versus 2021, targeting net zero by 2050 with single-digit residual offsets.
• Oversight sits with the Human Rights Office within Audit and Compliance under the Chief Human Resources and Sustainability Officer, with board-level monitoring by the ESG committee.
• The framework relies on risk mapping, supplier evaluations, prevention actions, an alert mechanism, and monitoring to track effectiveness across the value chain.

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