Stellantis intends to invest approximately 10 billion dollars in the USA, prioritizing the reopening of factories and the launch of new models, including for Jeep and Dodge.
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Under the leadership of CEO Antonio Filosa, the company is reevaluating its investment strategy, considering a possible revitalization of the Jeep and Dodge brands, while unions in Europe are concerned about the focus on the American market, in the context of overcapacity in production in Europe.
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Stellantis vrea să îşi relanseze operaţiunile din SUA cu investiţii de 10 miliarde de dolari - Economica.net
Stellantis vrea să își relanseze operațiunile din SUA cu investiții de 10 miliarde de dolari
Stellantis revine în forță în SUA, cu 10 miliarde de dolari
Stellantis pregătește o investiție uriașă de 10 miliarde de dolari în SUA
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