Antonio Filosa, the new CEO of Stellantis, faces the crucial challenge of transitioning the company into an electric car company.He takes over from Carlos Tavares amid disagreements over the electric transition and challenges in achieving satisfactory sales and economic results.Filosa must balance environmental and financial sustainability while focusing on developing hybrids and range extenders.Stellantis plans to end gasoline- and diesel-powered cars in Europe by 2035, amidst contentions.The group reaffirms Italy's centrality in its strategies, including producing economic models and adopting varied technologies.Filosa faces challenges with the battery gigafactory in Termoli and the high production costs in Italy compared to other countries.Stellantis aims to produce multi-energy vehicles that can accommodate different powertrains, emphasizing an electric-first approach.Upcoming models like the Alfa Romeo Stelvio and sporty Opels will play a critical role in the company's strategy.Maserati's electric MC20 cancellation and delays in other models add to the puzzle that Filosa must solve to revitalize Stellantis.Filosa's key focus will be reducing electricity costs, countering Chinese competition, and managing losses due to the U.S. tariff war.