Thierry Koskas has been appointed CEO of Citroën. Within Stellantis, Koskas will also act as Chief Sales & Marketing Officer. The new appointments will be effective from March 1, 2023. Building on previous experience as a brand commercial director, Thierry Koskas will take responsibility for the Citroën brand to leverage the potential of the Citroën brand in Europe and in the world. He will report directly to CEO Carlos Tavares.

CEO Tavares: “Full confidence in Thierry Koskas”

“I have full confidence in Thierry Koskas to carry out these strategic and valuable missions for our company, so that Stellantis can lead the way the market moves, while developing the iconic Citroën brand”, commented Carlos Tavares. “Thierry’s dual responsibility is part of a logic of cross-functionality, as is already the case for other EVPs within the Stellantis leadership team. I would like to thank Vincent Cobée for having set the positioning of Citroën within the Stellantis brand portfolio and wish him the best in his future endeavors.”

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