Stellantis CEO to unveil strategic plan addressing global restructuring
Stellantis CEO announces strategic plan May 21 following €20 billion restructuring provision.
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Stellantis partners with Leapmotor to establish Chinese electric vehicle production in Europe, including Spanish facilities and Opel co-production, while discontinuing some existing European plants.
2026-08-18 to 2026-11-15 · UTC publication dates
Coverage begins 16 Apr, 08:37 UTC
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Stellantis announced that it will cease automobile production at its historic Poissy plant in Yvelines after 2028. The site will be converted into a parts manufacturing and vehicle dismantling center. The company will retain 1,000 of the current 1,500 jobs at the facility.
Stellantis stated that workforce reductions at the Poissy plant will occur primarily through natural departures and voluntary redundancy programs, reducing headcount from 1,500 to 1,000 positions.
Stellantis will invest 100 million euros to reconvert the Poissy facility from automobile manufacturing to parts fabrication and vehicle dismantling operations.
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