Stellantis
Stellantis is a climate laggard across the board. In 2022, less than 7% of its vehicles were BEVs. It has very weak climate and environmental targets and policies for its supply chain, and the second-lowest automotive climate lobbying score from InfluenceMap. With a 35% overall human rights score, Stellantis performs better in this category than many of its competitors, but falls behind Ford and Mercedes.
Ranking
5 of 18
EV sales 2022
248,262
Source: EV-VolumesKey Takeaways
Some progress on reducing emissions and environmental impact of its battery supply chain – scored 28% for this indicator due to detailed disclosure on closed loop battery recycling processes and on R&D into battery composition to reduce its reliance on nickel and cobalt
Battery supply chain score also boosted by contractual agreements signed to source zero-carbon lithium, which also include water usage requirements
Good progress on policies and mechanisms for human rights due diligence and responsible sourcing, but both areas still have notable gaps
Average policies to ensure the respect of workers’ rights in its supply chain and no progress on Indigenous Peoples’ rights
Score Breakdown
Fossil-free & Environmentally Sustainable Supply Chains
Disclosure
50%
Target-setting and progress
13%
Use of supply chain levers
0%
Disclosure
0%
Target-setting and progress
0%
Use of supply chain levers
0%
Disclosure
0%
Target-setting and progress
0%
Use of supply chain levers
10%
Disclosure
0%
Target-setting and progress
33%
Use of supply chain levers
43%
* InfluenceMap scores were applied as a multiplier to the total Fossil-free & Environmentally Sustainable Supply Chains score. See methodology for further details.
Human Rights & Responsible Sourcing
commit
83%
identify
58%
Prevent, Mitigate & Account
92%
remedy
31%
commit
50%
identify
81%
Prevent, Mitigate & Account
48%
remedy
0%
commit
0%
identify
0%
Prevent, Mitigate & Account
0%
remedy
0%
commit
42%
identify
50%
Prevent, Mitigate & Account
45%
remedy
0%
Latest Supply Chain News On Stellantis
Progress on battery chemistries holds potential to reduce demand for high-intensity minerals
Stellantis invests in “low” and “zero” emissions lithium operations with offtake agreement and equity stake
Allegations of workers’ rights and human rights violations in Stellantis parts plants and supply chains
01
Equitably
Respecting and advancing the rights of Indigenous Peoples, workers, and local communities throughout the supply chain.
02
Sustainably
Preserving and restoring environmental health and biodiversity across supply chains, while reducing primary resource demand through efficient resource use and increased recycled content.
03
Fossil-free
100% electric and made with a fossil fuel-free supply chain.