Stellantis has signed an agreement to sell its entire stake in the Free2move car-sharing business to investment company Mutares, marking another step in the automaker’s strategy to sharpen its focus on core automotive operations. The move aligns with Stellantis’ long-term FaSTLAne 2030 strategy, which prioritises disciplined capital allocation and greater investment in brands, technologies and markets capable of delivering stronger long-term returns. Following the acquisition, Mutares plans to establish Free2move as a new platform within its growing mobility portfolio. Mutares Sees Growth PotentialMutares believes Free2move has significant opportunities to strengthen its operations once separated from Stellantis. Johannes Laumann, Chief Investment Officer at Mutares, described the business as a globally recognised brand with considerable operational potential following the planned carve-out.