Stellantis Commits €100 Million to Sustain Paris-Area Plant Through 2028

2 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Apr 16

Stellantis will invest €100 million to transform its Poissy car-assembly plant near Paris.
The site will continue producing Opel Mokka and DS SUVs until at least 2028 before shifting to parts production, recycling, and 3D printing.
This move aims to maintain operations amid Stellantis's broader reduction of European manufacturing activities.

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