Maserati isn't going anywhere, at least not under Stellantis CEO Antonio Filosa. Despite persistent rumors about a possible sale of the struggling Italian luxury marque, the executive has reiterated that the company has no plans to sell it. He also dismissed the idea of splitting the group's European and American brands, insisting that all 14 nameplates have a role to play within the sprawling automotive group.
Speaking with Bloomberg Television at the 2026 Paris Motor Show this week, Filosa was unequivocal when asked about Maserati's long-rumored sale, responding, “Not at all.” It's not the first time Stellantis has had to address speculation about the Trident brand's ownership, but the latest comments reinforce the company's intention to keep Maserati under its umbrella.
