Stellantis to Shut Down Historic Luton Plant After 120 Years: Promises Fair Treatment for All Employees

November 28, 2024 – Stellantis, the parent company of the British automotive brand Vauxhall, announced yesterday its decision to shut down its car manufacturing plant in Luton, UK, where Vauxhall has been producing vehicles since 1905, and consolidate its operations in the country. Currently employing around 1,100 workers, the Luton plant manufactures internal combustion engine…

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Stellantis Unveils STLA Frame: A Versatile Platform for Full-Size Pickups and SUVs

November 20, 2024 – Stellantis has unveiled its third multi-energy platform, named STLA Frame, specifically designed for full-size body-on-frame pickup trucks and SUVs. According to the company, the STLA Frame platform aims to deliver class-leading range, with a range-extending electric vehicle (REEV) capable of reaching up to 1,100 kilometers and a battery-electric vehicle (BEV) version…

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Stellantis CEO Warns: EU Tariffs on Chinese EVs to Hasten Closure of Local Auto Plants

October 16, 2024 – Reuters reported that on the 15th local time, Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares issued a warning: the tariffs imposed by the European Union (EU) on Chinese electric vehicles (EVs) would accelerate the closure of local automobile manufacturing plants in Europe. In Tavares’s view, imposing tariffs on Chinese EVs would compel Chinese automakers…

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Stellantis and DS Automobiles Unveil ChatGPT Integration: A European First

October 23, 2023 – European automotive giant Stellantis announced last Thursday through an official press release that ChatGPT is set to make its debut in the luxury car brand DS, marking the first European automaker to incorporate ChatGPT into its vehicles. According to the announcement, ChatGPT will be seamlessly integrated with DS Automobiles’ in-car system,…

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Stellantis Explores Collaborative Prospects in China’s Electric Vehicle Market

August 23, 2023 – In a move aimed at strengthening its presence in the booming Chinese electric vehicle market, Stellantis NV, the second-largest car manufacturer in Europe by sales, is reportedly exploring potential collaborations with a prominent Chinese electric car company. This endeavor marks Stellantis’ strategic bid to enhance its foothold in the world’s largest…

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