PARIS -- Palantir Technologies yesterday announced the renewal and expansion of its long‑standing partnership with Stellantis. The new five‑year agreement continues a collaboration that began in 2016, supporting Stellantis in the ongoing industrialization and secure use of data and artificial intelligence across the company.
Under the renewed partnership, Stellantis will broaden its use of Palantir Foundry and begin deploying the Palantir Artificial Intelligence Platform (AIP) in select business functions and regions.
Foundry provides a unified environment for managing and operationalizing data, while AIP offers tools to integrate AI capabilities into existing workflows in a controlled and governed manner.
The combined use of these platforms supports Stellantis teams in consolidating previously fragmented datasets, improving transparency, and enabling faster decision making within complex industrial operations.
The integration of AIP builds on Stellantis’ established data ontology in Foundry, helping connect generative AI capabilities to the company’s internal data, business rules, and decision‑making processes. This approach strengthens governance, enhances traceability, and supports the controlled scaling of strategic use cases across the organization. It also contributes to Stellantis’ Data4All ambition by increasing the ability of teams to safely access and explore data.
Stellantis hopes to turn around after a rough year. The company reported a significant annual loss of $26.3 billion for its 2025 fiscal year—the company's first annual loss on record. The fallout included significant blowback from staff after the company also failed to award profit-sharing checks for the first time in its history.
