Stellantis batteries stolen for 500,000 euros: who is behind it?

Stellantis batteries stolen for 500,000 euros. It happened in northern France, near the Hordain plant. Who is behind such a targeted theft?

Stellantis batteries stolen near a French factory

The first question that arises is: how will these battery packs be resold? It’s clear the perpetrator can’t be some random criminal. This is a highly specific type of business, where you need to know what to do with such a unique haul—much less marketable than the components of a conventional car. The incident occurred two weeks ago in Hauts-de-France, where a semi-trailer loaded with batteries disappeared near a factory. According to the local newspaper La Voix du Nord, the theft happened in the dead of night at a Stellantis logistics supplier. The company itself revealed the incident, estimating the damage at half a million euros. This isn’t an especially heavy loss for a company of this size, but it’s the precedent that raises concerns.

Who could commission such a specific theft?

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