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Stellantis announced Antonio Filosa, 51, of Naples, Italy, would be taking the reins of the fourth-largest automaker in the world. Filosa, 51, has worked with the Stellantis world of brands since 1999.

Stellantis (STLA) has appointed Antonio Filosa as its next CEO, handing the company’s keys to a longtime insider as the company confronts shrinking profits, U.S. sales declines, and an increasingly rocky global auto market.

The Stellantis ( NYSE: STLA) SmartCockpit project with Amazon ( NASDAQ: AMZN) appears to have fizzled out, according to Reuters, with the two companies “winding down” their joint project to create a vehicle that would mirror the environment at home.

Internal hire Antonio Filosa will tackle a bevy of issues when he takes over next month — from tariffs, to EVs, to weak U.S. sales.

Antonio Filosa was appointed chief executive of automaker Stellantis on Wednesday, following the departure of Carlos Tavares in December.

As Stellantis names insider Antonio Filosa to take over as chief executive, it turns out Wall Street is expecting more from the Jeep maker’s stock price than any of its major rivals.

Stellantis told TechCrunch it is sticking with its smart cockpit platform. Now it seems Google’s Android-based system, which is used by numerous automakers, is headed to this future software platform.