Stellantis has announced a $3.6 billion CAD ($2.8 billion USD) investment at its Windsor and Brampton plants to accelerate its electrification plans
This supports the company’s Dare Forward 2030 strategic plan and its $45 billion CAD investment in electrification and software globally. The company says this investment will see the Windsor assembly plant upgraded to support production of a new multi-energy vehicle (MEV) architecture that will provide battery-electric (BEV) capability for multiple models and have the flexibility to adjust production volumes as needed to meet changing market demand over the next decade. Retooling is expected to begin in 2023.
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