The SUSTAINera Circular Economy Hub of Mirafiori, in Turin, is hosting a new event dedicated to ‘Stellantis Philanthropy,’ the program that reflects Stellantis’ ongoing commitment to supporting education and local community initiatives

• On Tuesday, March 3, a group of students from Turin’s Ilaria Alpi lower secondary school visited the SUSTAINera Circular Economy Hub in Mirafiori, where they engaged with industry experts and took part in a creative workshop using components sourced from end-of-life vehicles.
• The initiative is part of “Stellantis Philanthropy,” the global program aimed to support education, early career guidance and promote community focused activities in the areas where Stellantis operates.
• Between February and March 2026, in collaboration with the non-profit organization Next Level, the program will involve 26 lower secondary schools across six Italian regions (Piedmont, Lazio, Abruzzo, Campania, Molise and Basilicata), reaching a total of 3,000 students.
• Next Level is a Turin based non-profit organization dedicated to supporting students’ right to education that, together with Stellantis, will deliver STEM workshops and bring into schools the insights and testimonies from Group professionals as well as representatives of the Women of Stellantis association.

TURIN, March 4, 2026 – Yesterday, a group of students from Turin’s Ilaria Alpi Middle School visited the SUSTAINera Circular Economy Hub in Mirafiori, Turin. Established in 2023, the Hub is designed to extend the lifespan of components and vehicles by applying at  industrial level the 4R strategy— Remanufacturing, Repair, Reuse and Recycle — through three core activities: 1)  Remanufacturing of engines, gearboxes and electric-vehicle batteries, offering them as sustainable and cost-effective SUSTAINera  spare parts within the Stellantis Parts & Services portfolio; 2)Reconditioning of used vehicles, preparing them to re-enter the SPOTICAR  network with renewed quality and reliability; 3) Dismantling of end-of-life vehicles to recover fully functional components for the SUSTAINera used parts channel or direct materials to dedicated recycling streams, helping  reduce waste, the consumption of new resources and minimize the environmental footprint.

The initiative is part of “Stellantis Philanthropy,” the program that brings together all of Stellantis’ social impact activities under a single identity. The program is built on three pillars: the co-design of initiatives aimed at supporting students to stay in school and promoting academic and career guidance in STEM disciplines (science, technology, engineering and mathematics); the engagement of employees in volunteer activities serving local communities; and the development of talent through the promotion of lifelong learning.

The young participants toured the Hub, gaining first-hand insight into the Circular Economy activities developed by Stellantis, before delving deeper into the topic of Reuse, one of the four pillars of the SUSTAINera strategy. Through a creative workshop, they worked with components recovered from end-of-life vehicles—still fully functional and typically destined for the used parts channel—transforming them into new objects to take home as a souvenir of the experience.

The aim is to educate younger generations on waste prevention, raising students’ awareness of the value of reuse, and encouraging a more responsible approach to consumption.

Commenting on the initiative, Stanislao Monfreda, Head of the SUSTAINera Circular Economy Hub, stated: “This project, which forms part of Stellantis’ philanthropic commitment, represents an initiative with strong social and environmental impact. It brings young people closer to the principles of the Circular Economy, helping to shape a more conscious and sustainability-oriented generation.”

As in this case, the activities organized by Stellantis Philanthropy together with its non-profit partners take place in high value technological environments — from Stellantis manufacturing plants to research and innovation centers, as well as dedicated learning and skills development spaces — offering young people the opportunity to engage in hands-on, educational experiences.

In collaboration with Next Level, a Turin based third sector organization that has been promoting the right to education for primary and secondary schools since 2014, Stellantis organizes STEM workshops involving its women Ambassadors — technical and scientific professionals who serve as tangible educational and career role models.

Erica Anselmino, Circular Economy Commercial Operations in Enlarged Europe, emphasized: “Through direct dialogue with students, the Ambassadors help break down gender stereotypes, make possible career paths more visible and contribute to building a more open, inclusive and aware future.”

Between February and March 2026, “Stellantis Philanthropy” initiatives will involve 26 lower secondary schools across six Italian regions, accompanying 3,000 students on an educational journey centered on early career guidance, STEM skills and a meaningful connection with the social and industrial fabric of their local communities.

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SUSTAINera 

SUSTAINera is the Stellantis division dedicated to Circular Economy activities, providing a range of sustainable products and services within the Stellantis aftermarket offering.
SUSTAINera’s mission is to offer customers sustainable, transparent, and costeffective solutions without compromising quality. It contributes to environmental protection by reducing waste, limiting the consumption of natural resources, and lowering the carbon footprint. SUSTAINera plays a key role in Stellantis’ decarbonization route, supporting the transition toward a more responsible and sustainable model.

For more information, visit www.sustainera.com.

Stellantis Philanthropy

Stellantis Philanthropy is Stellantis’ global program that brings together, under a single identity, the initiatives dedicated to the communities in which the Company operates: Philanthropy, Motor Citizens and Student Awards. Stellantis Philanthropy collaborates with more than 100 non-profit organizations and has co‑developed over 130 projects worldwide focused on expanding access to education, with particular attention to STEM disciplines, academic guidance, inclusion, and skills development for future generations.

Stellantis Motor Citizens is the Company’s global volunteer program that empowers employees to make a practical and meaningful contribution to their communities.

Stellantis Student Awards supports the academic journeys of students from Stellantis families across the globe.

About Stellantis

Stellantis N.V. (NYSE: STLA / Euronext Milan: STLAM / Euronext Paris: STLAP) is a leading global automaker, dedicated to giving its customers the freedom to choose the way they move, embracing the latest technologies and creating value for all its stakeholders. Its unique portfolio of iconic and innovative brands includes Abarth, Alfa Romeo, Chrysler, Citroën, Dodge, DS Automobiles, FIAT, Jeep®, Lancia, Maserati, Opel, Peugeot, Ram, Vauxhall, Free2move and Leasys. For more information, visit www.stellantis.com

Next Level
Next Level is a Turin-based third-sector organization that, since 2014, has been promoting the right to education through innovative and interdisciplinary teaching methods for primary and secondary schools. Through activities integrated into school curricula – from work-based learning programs to orientation-focused teaching – it connects students, companies, and professionals to demonstrate the real-world application of academic subjects in everyday life. Its mission is to guide young people toward a future rich in opportunity, countering school dropout rates and the gender gap in STEM through personalized learning pathways developed in collaboration with experts, schools, and partners.