Tag: Stellantis
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Stellantis Unveils $13 Billion U.S. Investment Plan to Reshore Auto Jobs
Stellantis Announces Major $13 Billion U.S. Investment Drive Stellantis, the parent company of iconic brands like Chrysler and Jeep, revealed a sweeping $13 billion investment plan for U.S. manufacturing over the next four years. The move signals a concerted push to fortify its domestic footprint, create thousands of jobs, and accelerate a broader turnaround strategy…
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Stellantis Announces $13 Billion U.S. Investment Plan
Overview of the Announcement Stellantis, the parent company of brands like Chrysler and Jeep, announced a sweeping plan to invest about $13 billion in its U.S. manufacturing footprint over the next four years. The move, guided by CEO Antonio Filosa, aims to accelerate a domestic turnaround, expand production capacity, and bring several new vehicles to…
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Stellantis Unveils $13B U.S. Investment Plan to Accelerate Domestic Turnaround
Stellantis Opens a New Chapter in U.S. Manufacturing Stellantis, the global automaker behind Chrysler, Jeep, and other well-known brands, revealed a bold $13 billion investment plan aimed at strengthening its U.S. manufacturing footprint over the next four years. Led by CEO Antonio Filosa, the initiative is designed to accelerate a domestic turnaround, create thousands of…
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Trump Announces 25% Tariff on Medium- and Heavy-Duty Trucks Facing Nov. 1 Start
Overview: A Major Tariff Step on Trucks President Donald Trump announced that all medium- and heavy-duty trucks imported into the United States will face a 25 percent tariff starting November 1. The move represents a sharp escalation in the administration’s effort to deter foreign competition and safeguard U.S. manufacturers in the trucking sector. The Policy…
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Chinese car brands in Europe: a light-asset entry path
Overview: China’s push into Europe through collaboration As European auto markets tighten under high tariffs and evolving regulations, Chinese automakers are accelerating a new playbook: entering Europe not only with products but through a networked, light-asset strategy that emphasizes partnerships, localization, and digital-ready vehicles. Fresh off the Munich Auto Show, the ecosystem around Chinese brands…
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China’s Car Brands Enter Europe: A Light-Asset Route to an EV Ecosystem
Europe’s Auto Pivot: Chinese Brands Accelerate Their European Entry In the wake of the Munich Motor Show, a sense of urgency is sweeping Europe’s automotive sector. Chinese automakers are speeding up plans to enter the European market, betting that a light-asset, partnership-heavy approach can bypass some of the typical barriers to entry. Recent milestones underline…
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Ferrari Stellantis Inheritance Battle Reignites Agnelli Family Clash
The renewed inheritance battle at the heart of Ferrari and Stellantis Italy’s most influential business dynasty is once again divided by a confrontation over Gianni Agnelli’s legacy. The Agnelli family, which controls the holding company Exor and through it stakes in Ferrari and Stellantis, has found itself embroiled in a high-stakes dispute that blends family…
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Ferrari Stellantis Showdown: Agnelli Family Inheritance Clash
Overview: A Global Automotive Power Struggle Reignites Within the Agnelli Family The high-stakes drama surrounding Ferrari and Stellantis has resurfaced as a new page in the legacy of Gianni Agnelli enters the courtroom. In Turin and beyond, the Agnelli family is once again at the center of a battle over inheritance, governance, and who ultimately…
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Ferrari Stellantis Legal Battle: Agnelli Inheritance Clash
Introduction: A High-Stakes Family Feud Reignites The Agnelli family, long the power brokers behind Ferrari and Stellantis through Exor, finds itself at the center of a renewed inheritance dispute. A newly surfaced, handwritten note allegedly dating from 1998 has pushed long-standing tensions within Italy’s most influential business dynasty into the courtroom spotlight. As a result,…
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Giorgetti’s Optimistic Forecast: No Need for Corrective Maneuvers
Giorgetti’s Economic Perspective In recent statements, Italian Minister of Economy and Finance, Giancarlo Giorgetti, expressed confidence in the nation’s economic trajectory, predicting a GDP growth of +0.6% for 2025. This optimistic forecast implies that Italy may not require any corrective maneuvers to stabilize its economy. Giorgetti’s outlook is essential as it reflects the government’s stance…