CONGRATULATIONS to Adam Wood who has been appointed Managing Director of Stellantis brand Peugeot in the UK.
Adam takes over from Julie David who is moving into the position of Managing Director of Stellantis Premium Brands.
Adam’s appointment follows a new management team announced at fellow Stellantis brand Citroen.
The new Peugeot boss joins from Vauxhall where he was Marketing Director. Previous executive positions include leading the Dacia brand in the UK.
The Peugeot brand is going from strength to strength, and I am excited about our potential. Peugeot will be launching five electric vehicles in the next two years, and it will be great to play a part in bringing these to UK drivers.
Adam Wood, Managing Director, Peugeot UK Tweet
Adam reports to Paul Willcox, Managing Director, Stellantis UK.
Also announced is the appointment of Kristian Cholmondeley as Marketing Director.

Kristian (left) joins Peugeot having previously held a range of roles across Stellantis teams. Having started his career with Peugeot, he most recently served as Head of PR for Alfa Romeo and DS Automobiles. He replaces Steven Wass who has recently been appointed Sales Director for the Vauxhall brand.
Sam Brandon also joins the Peugeot management team as Regional Operations & Sales Director, having held a wealth of positions under the FCA (Fiat Chrysler Automobiles) umbrella, most recently as National Sales Manager for the Alfa Romeo and Jeep brands in the UK.

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