In another significant stride towards its electrification strategy, Stellantis kicks off its €40m battery technology centre in Turin, accelerating innovative EV development.
Global automotive leader, Stellantis, has marked a significant milestone in its electrification journey with the official opening of its first battery technology centre at the Mirafiori complex in Turin, Italy. Representing a €40m investment, the facility is to play a pivotal role in the corporation’s mission to advance EV technologies.
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