According to media reports, John Elkann, Chairman of Ferrari & Stellantis, is one of five people in Italy whose assets have been seized over an alleged tax fraud. The chairman of the two brands had assets worth 75 million euros seized. Elkann and his two siblings have allegedly failed to pay taxes...
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