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European vehicle makers navigate the challenging US tariffs

The European vehicle manufacturing sector faces a multitude of challenges including tariffs imposed by President Trump. OEMs are now reviewing their export strategies and manufacturing networks.

Ian Henry

Fiat 500 hybrid revives Mirafiori plant with scaled-up production and new investment

Production of the Fiat 500 Hybrid at Turin’s Mirafiori plant represents a significant reinvestment in the facility and marks a major step in Stellantis' manufacturing strategy.

Nick Holt

Tariffs, competition and challenging markets put European OEMs under more pressure

The European vehicle manufacturing sector faces major challenges amidst ongoing geopolitical and economic turmoil. This review looks at US tariffs, the slower adoption of electric vehicles (EVs), low factory utilisation, and the rising competition from the Chinese vehicle manufacturers.

Ian Henry

Stellantis appoints Fernando Andreu to lead EV manufacturing expansion at Ellesmere Port

As Stellantis boosts its electric van output, the Ellesmere Port plant welcomes new Plant Director Fernando Andreu, who will oversee production of medium-sized battery electric vans alongside the site’s existing small van assembly line.

AMS

Hybrid powertrains will continue to support the transition to vehicle electrification

Weak EV demand, critical mineral supply challenges and tariff-driven market uncertainty keeps hybrid vehicles in the big picture for model development and production investments.

Ian Henry

UK vehicle production slips behind global leaders as China and North America accelerate EV manufacturing, trade alignment and industrial policy

AMS explores why the structural forces behind Britain’s vehicle production are in decline, contrasting it with the strategic clarity and industrial momentum driving EV investment across North America, and preeminently.

Ilkhan Ozsevim

UK automotive production hits lowest April level since 1952 as exports falter and policy uncertainty clouds EV transition

UK car and commercial vehicle production fell sharply in April, marking the worst start to a year since 2009. As exports decline and policy uncertainty looms, the industry calls for urgent action to restore competitiveness and support the EV transition.

Ilkhan Ozsevim

Automotive expert Tunç Kip says human-machine interfaces are essential in boosting flexibility, quality, and performance in global automotive manufacturing

Automotive expert Tunç Kip: Human-machine interfaces essential in boosting flexibility, quality, and performance in global manufacturing

From the factory floor to upstream design, digital human-machine interfaces are enabling smarter, leaner, and more flexible vehicle production - but humans need to be at the centre of gravity for it to work.

Ilkhan Ozsevim

Tariffs changing the automotive landscape in North America

Donald Trump’s tariffs have triggered some shorter-term shifts in US production operations and longer-term evaluation on investments and strategies as supply chains are restructured.

Ian Henry

Stellantis: too big to fail or too big to be managed?

With Stellantis experiencing financial woes and now facing tariff challenges across both its North American and European arms, its senior management team will be tested and stretched more than ever.

Ian Henry

Stellantis and Factorial Energy validate breakthrough solid-state batteries with fast-charging FEST technology and target 2026 EV demonstration fleet integration

Stellantis and Factorial Energy have validated high-density, fast-charging solid-state battery cells. Their collaboration now aims at optimising battery packs for efficiency and introducing a 2026 EV demonstration fleet.

Ilkhan Ozsevim

Building better digital twins: Optimising visibility across production operations

PARTNER CONTENTThis content was produced by Automotive Manufacturing Solutions in partnership with Cintoo.As automotive manufacturers digitise operations and look to modernise legacy facilities, the ability to convert laser scan data into actionable, cloud-based digital twins is becoming essential.

AMS

Software-defined vehicles are transforming value creation, customer models, and strategies across the automotive industry, from BMW to Stellantis and NXP

It’s now time to take a more holistic view of software-defined vehicles (SDVs). After all, they involve completely new business models. Who is pursuing which strategy?

By Andrea Hoffmann-Topp

Ambitious targets and big investments for India’s carmakers

After a period of downsizing or complete withdrawal by some foreign OEMs, investment in Indian production is on the rise again with the domestic vehicle makers leading the way.

Ian Henry

How digital twins are boosting efficiency and adaptability in automotive manufacturing: Stellantis, Webasto and Cintoo dig in

Digital twins are becoming essential in automotive manufacturing, helping OEMs and suppliers optimise efficiency, adapt to electrification, and enhance real-time decision-making. We look at how BMW, HORSE, Stellantis, Webasto and Cintoo are pushing the technology’s boundaries.

Ilkhan Ozsevim

Global battery industry enters new phase as demand surges and prices drop below key cost threshold for Electric Vehicles

The global battery industry has entered a transformative phase. EV demand is pushing annual battery needs past 1TWh, while prices fall below a key cost threshold. China remains dominant, but market shifts and consolidation are poised to reshape supply chains worldwide.

Ilkhan Ozsevim

US tariffs on Mexico and Canada threaten North American auto production and supply chains, raising costs for manufacturers

The US is threatening to impose tariffs on automotive imports from Canada and Mexico, testing the resilience of North American manufacturing. The move could drive up costs, disrupt supply chains, and challenge the stability of the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), just as the industry navigates nearshoring, investment shifts, and electrification.

Ilkhan Ozsevim

AI: Enhancing predictive maintenance in production lines

Unplanned downtime is costly and something that the automotive industry has been working hard to reduce through predictive maintenance strategies. AI now offers a significant step forward in real-time monitoring and data gathering and analysis.

Nick Holt

Stellantis to reopen Belvidere plant, build new pickup truck and dodge durango, investing $5bn in US production amid strategic reshuffle

Stellantis commits $5bn to US auto manufacturing, reopening the Belvidere plant, building a midsize pickup, and producing the next-generation Dodge Durango. With 1,500 jobs to be restored, the move signals a strategic reset amid challenges and a reshuffling of priorities.

Ilkhan Ozsevim

The automotive industry weighs the challenges of geopolitics and market factors in 2025

Trade wars, geopolitical tensions, mergers, increasing competition are all considerations that need to be addressed and navigated by vehicle makers and suppliers. Ian Henry highlights some of the key factors to look out for in 2025.

Ian Henry

How Opel Eisenach’s New Grandland EV Production Blends Lean Principles, Flexibility, and Automation for Competitive Advantage in a Changing Industry

The Opel plant in Eisenach exclusively produces the new Grandland – the brand’s flagship. Plant manager Jörg Escher explains in an interview what impact the switch to the new model will have on the site.

Timo Gilgen

China: Fierce domestic competition sees international brands suffer lower sales and a contraction of output

As China’s domestic brands consolidate and grow both at home and internationally, the international brands, which have benefited from growth in the Chinese market over the years, now face serious headwinds.

Ian Henry

Stellantis struggles with managing multi-brand complexity and looks to regroup following Tavares resignation

Carlos Tavares’ tenure in charge of Stellantis has ended abruptly but was the job of developing, producing and selling such a diverse range of brands across different continents an impossible one? Ian Henry unpicks some of the complexity facing Tavares and his team.

Ian Henry

Stellantis advances its battery chemistries and improves sustainability by investing with CATL to build Spanish gigafactory

Stellantis and Chinese battery manufacturer CATL have formed a joint venture to invest up to €4.1 billion ($4.3 bn) to construct a large-scale lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery plant in Spain.

Megan Kelly

The declaration of Martial Law in South Korea raises challenges for automotive production and global supply chains amid political upheaval

The declaration of Martial Law in South Korea has thrown its critical automotive production and logisitics into uncertainty. As political tensions mount, automotive manufacturers and supply chains brace for potential major disruptions in operations and logistics

Ilkhan Ozsevim

Stellantis searches for new leadership amid market challenges and Tavares’ resignation

Carlos Tavares steps down as CEO of stellantis, citing strategic differences. The OEM faces shrinking valuations, North American sales troubles, and a need for a stability

Ilkhan Ozsevim

What next for Chinese investment in Europe?

China’s economy is slowing, and the US is threatening high tariffs on Chinese imports. Against this backdrop Chinese OEMs are looking to expand operations in Europe. Ian Henry examines the opportunities and challenges.

Ian Henry

Stellantis to shut Luton factory in EV transition as UK rules face scrutiny

Stellantis will close its Luton factory, consolidating EV production at Ellesmere port. The decision hihglights tensions over UK EV mandates, as manufacturers push for policy reforms to boost demand and avoid penalties.

Ilkhan Ozsevim

Stellantis launches, new multi-energy platform for body-on-frame trucks and SUVs

Stellantis has launched its STLA Frame platform which supports internal combustion, hybrid, hydrogen, battery electric and range-extender electric vehicle powertrains.

Nick Holt

Stellantis’ Jeremy Keating on comprehensive lean practices: Achieving zero waste through organisational alignment and proactive problem-solving

At the AMS Automotive Evolution North America conference, Jeremy Keating, Vice-President of Operations at Stellantis’ Kokomo Transmission Plant, shared insights on lean manufacturing’s value in achieving efficiency. He discussed early lean integration, financial assessments for cost control, and the critical role of union partnerships.

Christopher Ludwig

Stellantis’ Asif Khan on driving cost control and profitability through lean manufacturing in a competitive market

At the AMS Automotive Evolution NA 2024 event, Dr. Sardar Asif Khan, Continuous Improvement Lead at Stellantis, discussed the critical role of lean manufacturing in cost control and profitability. He highlighted the importance of leadership, workforce engagement, and the complementary role of digital tools in enhancing lean methodologies.

Christopher Ludwig

AMS Automotive Evolution: Reducing costs, fast-tracking development, embracing change

The AMS Automotive Evolution conference in Detroit brought together leading car makers and tier suppliers to discuss managing production operations as the EV transition continues. AMS Editor Nick Holt shares some takeaways from the event.

Nick Holt

Renault, Volkswagen, Stellantis and Geely pursue entry into Korea’s growing auto market as consumer demand rises

As Korean consumers increasingly favour imported vehicles, global auto giants including Renault, Volkswagen, Stellantis and Geely plan new market entries with brand launches and expansions, reflecting shifting local preferences and competitive pricing against domestic cars.

Ilkhan Ozsevim

Stellantis transfers supply chain and logistics oversight from purchasing to production with strategic leadership shake-up

The carmaker is reorganising its supply chain, separating the purchasing department to report directly to the manufacturing chief to boost collaboration and flexibility.

Ilkhan Ozsevim

Christopher Ludwig

Chinese automaker GAC plans European EV production to counter 45% EU tariffs, aiming for half a million overseas sales by 2030, with first electric SUV launch set for mid-2025

Facing the imposition of tariffs on Chinese-made EVs, GAC, one of China’s largest carmakers, is considering European manufacturing to preserve market access. Its electric SUV Aion V will be showcased at the Paris Auto Show, with sales expected by 2025.

Ilkhan Ozsevim

Dürr builds an energy-efficient paintshop for Stellantis’ Kenitra plant

Stellantis’ new paintshop to double capacity at Kenitra plant and reuse paint robots from other facilities.

Nick Holt

Hybrid powertrains – building the bridge to e-mobility

The future of internal combustion engines (ICE) is being extended through growing demand for hybrid powertrains as OEMs rebalance EV product line-ups.

Nick Holt

EV transition slowdown and domestic politics challenge the US Big Three in new and unexpected ways

US automakers face a tangled web of tariffs, union issues, and a slowing EV market. The threat of Chinese competition looms large, while the IRA’s complex rules create new challenges. Ford, GM, and Stellantis are each fighting to navigate these obstacles.

Ian Henry

Stellantis turns to AI tools and fast deployment to cut production costs and launch times

Stellantis chief manufacturing officer Arnaud Deboeuf reveals technologies across automation, factory planning and lineside logistics that reduce transition costs and time to market.

Nick Holt

Christopher Ludwig

Megacasting: a new frontier or unfounded flare-up for automotive production?

From Tesla to Volvo, Megacasting is gaining traction. While it offers efficiency and sustainability benefits, challenges remain. Stellantis, however, remains unconvinced.

Ilkhan Ozsevim

Stellantis invests $406M in three Michigan plants for EV and multi-energy strategy

Stellantis commits over $406M to three Michigan facilities to ramp up production of electric vehicles, including the Ram 1500 REV and electrified Jeep Wagoneer, in line with its Dare Forward 2030 strategy for sustainable mobility.

Ilkhan Ozsevim

Lowering costs through sustainable manufacturing

Sophisticated and complex technologies could be used to reduce costs and make manufacturing more eco-friendly, but simple solutions might be the most effective

Michael Nash

Stellantis appoints Tim Fallon as head of manufacturing North America

Fallon’s experience in his previous role at Rivian will support Stellantis’ ramp up of electric vehicle (EV) production.

Nick Holt

Stellantis reorganises production operations at Warren Truck Assembly Plant as it shifts production to EV vehicles

Stellantis will end of production of Ram 1500 classic at Warren Truck Assembly Plant, refocussing operations on Wagoneer SUV production

Nick Holt

Ilkhan Ozsevim

Despite industry fears, global EV sales reach record highs in 2024 and remain on an upward trajectory

How will slowing growth in EVs impact auto industry investment strategies? As the industry navigates challenges from rising costs and charging infrastructure gaps, to consumer range anxiety and rising competition, Daniel Harrison explodes some EV myths.

Daniel Harrison

UK car production drops 8% in first half of 2024

Car production in the first six months of 2024 has dropped by 7.6%, according to new figures released today by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT).

Megan Kelly

Stellantis and the UK government: sabre rattling or crying wolf?

Unhappy with the UK’s ZEV mandate Stellantis has suggested it might cease LCV production in the UK, but is there more to this than legislation?

Ian Henry

GM, Stellantis and Volvo Group to gain $1.7 billion in EV grants

The US federal government is set to contribute $1.7 billion in grants to GM, Stellantis, Volvo Group and more to support increased EV production.

Megan Kelly

Stellantis and French energy expert CEA collab on next-gen battery cell tech

In a five-year collaboration, automaker Stellantis and France’s CEA will develop next-gen EV battery cells. The partnership targets advanced technology with improved performance, durability, and sustainability, potentially leading to more affordable electric vehicles.

Ilkhan Ozsevim

Stellantis could export UK production over strict EV regulations

Stellantis signals potential UK production halt due to tough EV mandates. Maria Grazia Davino, Stellantis’s head, voices concerns over the 2035 petrol and diesel ban, hinting a decision on plants in Luton and Ellesmere Port could come within a year. Stellantis is the parent company of Vauxhall, Citroën, Peugeot, Fiat, Jeep, Alfa Romeo and Maserati.

Ilkhan Ozsevim

The future may be all electric, but not just yet

With demand for battery electric vehicles lower than expected, OEMs are boosting hybrid output and extending ICE production.

Ian Henry

Stellantis marks 60 years of vehicle production at Ellesmere Port

Stellantis’ Ellesmere Port plant is celebrating 60 years since starting production operations, beginning with the Vauxhall Viva

Nick Holt

ACC halts construction of two European gigafactories

Automotive Cells Company (ACC), with its shareholders Stellantis, Mercedes-Benz and TotalEnergies subsidiary Saft, has halted the construction of two of its three planned European gigafactories.

Megan Kelly

Weak demand dims electric future

Consumer resistance and trade disputes mean the future may not be so electric after all as vehicle makers express caution on zero emission vehicle targets.

Ian Henry

UK auto production prospects improving

Economic headwinds, supply chain challenges and future trading uncertainty have put the UK’s automotive manufacturing sector under considerable pressure, but there are signs of a positive change ahead.

Ian Henry

VW Chattanooga votes union: A turning point for southern autoworkers?

Nearly three-quarters (73%) of the VW Chattanooga workers voted in favour of joining the union, making VW’s Chattanooga’s plant the first unionised foreign car factory in the southern US since the 1940s. It’s a major win for the UAW, which has struggled to expand its influence beyond its Detroit base in recent years.

Anushka Dixit

Impacts of global geopolitics on European production

Geopolitical influences on the automotive manufacturing sector are intensifying and becoming ever more powerful. European trends cannot be looked at in isolation; their impact on the ground in Europe have their roots in wider global factors…

Ian Henry

The changing shape of Europe’s automotive production operations

European vehicle manufacturing is having to adapt to weakening EV demand and increasing competition. This means revising production volumes and rethinking the ICE-EV balance in the short term.

Ian Henry

Reshaping the future: Innovations and developments in automotive production engineering: propulsion by Electrification and Digitalisation

Manufacturing engineering both powers and underpins production ecosystems across the industry. From BMW’s Munich plant to Porsche’s Zuffenhausen facility and Toyota’s expansions in Kentucky, we take a look at transformative initiatives shaping the industry.

Ilkhan Ozsevim

Europe: OEMs face multiple challenges ahead

With global geopolitics in increasing turmoil and ongoing economic uncertainty, Ian Henry shares his thoughts on the notable challenges facing the European vehicle manufacturing sector.

Ian Henry

Vauxhall charges ahead: Luton facility set to electrify with Vivaro Electric production from 2025 spearheading Stellantis’ UK EV manufacturing expansion

Luton’s historic automotive hub embraces electric future: Vivaro Electric joins Stellantis’ lineup, marking a significant milestone in the UK’s automotive electrification journey

Ilkhan Ozsevim

The 2024 Jeep Gladiator rolls out the Toledo Assembly Complex alongside the iconic Wrangler model

Jeep embarks on the production of the 2024 Gladiator at the Toledo Assembly Complex in Ohio, alongside the Wrangler

Ilkhan Ozsevim

ACC raises €4.4 billion for three gigafactories in Europe

Automotive Cells Company (ACC), with its shareholders Stellantis, Mercedes-Benz and Saft, a subsidiary of TotalEnergies, has raised €4.4 billion ($4.7 bn) in debt funding for the construction of three gigafactories in Germany, Italy and France.

Megan Kelly

Is sodium-ion the future of battery tech? - Stellantis Ventures all-in on France-based battery tech startup, Tiamat

The battle of battery tech continues. Stellantis is investing in Tiamat’s sodium-ion tech, eyeing cost-effective, sustainable energy, while, BMW pursues Solid Power’s solid-state batteries for efficiency gains. Which chemical composition will lead? Will any?

Ilkhan Ozsevim

Is cost-cutting the newest trend among OEMs in Europe 2024? Watch this space…

As Renault and VW move towards major and comprehensive cost-cutting projects, with the squeeze of uncertainties and inefficiencies, is this liable to spread?

Ilkhan Ozsevim

AMS Winter 2023/24 – BMW’s battery boost

Our Winter digital edition takes an in-depth look at how OEMs are getting to grips with developing and manufacturing new electric vehicles and powertrains

AMS

How battery and electric motors and EVs are reshaping the European automotive supply chain

The automotive industry is in a major shift with EVs reshaping the supply chain. Challenges and opportunities include replacing traditional components tied to combustion engines, new players in the battery market, disruptors facing tariffs, and the looming influence of China in Europe; all adding new layers of complexity.

Ian Henry

How Europe’s Big 3 (Volkswagen, Stellantis, Renault) are evolving their manufacturing arrangements and production strategies in the European automotive industry as electrification takes hold

As the automotive industry in Europe undergoes a seismic shift from internal combustion engines (ICE) to electric vehicles (EV), major players like Volkswagen, Stellantis and Renault are navigating complex changes in their production strategies.

Ian Henry

UAW workers ratify deals with GM, Ford and Stellantis

Members of the United Auto Workers union (UAW) have ratified the tentative deals with GM, Ford and Stellantis following weeks of strikes against the Detroit ‘Big Three’.

Megan Kelly

Impact of UAW strikes could leave suppliers at financial risk

The impact of the recent UAW strikes could leave suppliers at financial risk, according to a supply chain and manufacturing legal expert.

Megan Kelly

Stellantis’ Factory Booster Day 2023 fosters OEM/supplier collaboration to solve automotive production challenges

The eighth instalment of Factory Booster Day produced ninety-nine solutions demonstrated by sixty-four partners to tackle thirty-five Stellantis plant challenges setting an example to other OEMs

Ilkhan Ozsevim

Back in the USA

Returning to Detroit for the first time in over 10 years the AMS Automotive Evolution North America event delivered expert panels and a fully engaged audience who combined to share their valuable insights and experience, through panel discussions, Q&A and networking. Here are some of the highlights from the sessions.

Nick Holt

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European vehicle makers navigate the challenging US tariffs

Fiat 500 hybrid revives Mirafiori plant with scaled-up production and new investment

Tariffs, competition and challenging markets put European OEMs under more pressure

Stellantis appoints Fernando Andreu to lead EV manufacturing expansion at Ellesmere Port

Hybrid powertrains will continue to support the transition to vehicle electrification

UK vehicle production slips behind global leaders as China and North America accelerate EV manufacturing, trade alignment and industrial policy

UK automotive production hits lowest April level since 1952 as exports falter and policy uncertainty clouds EV transition

Automotive expert Tunç Kip: Human-machine interfaces essential in boosting flexibility, quality, and performance in global manufacturing

Tariffs changing the automotive landscape in North America

Stellantis: too big to fail or too big to be managed?

Stellantis and Factorial Energy validate breakthrough solid-state batteries with fast-charging FEST technology and target 2026 EV demonstration fleet integration

Building better digital twins: Optimising visibility across production operations

Software-defined vehicles are transforming value creation, customer models, and strategies across the automotive industry, from BMW to Stellantis and NXP

Ambitious targets and big investments for India’s carmakers

How digital twins are boosting efficiency and adaptability in automotive manufacturing: Stellantis, Webasto and Cintoo dig in

Global battery industry enters new phase as demand surges and prices drop below key cost threshold for Electric Vehicles

US tariffs on Mexico and Canada threaten North American auto production and supply chains, raising costs for manufacturers

AI: Enhancing predictive maintenance in production lines

Stellantis to reopen Belvidere plant, build new pickup truck and dodge durango, investing $5bn in US production amid strategic reshuffle

The automotive industry weighs the challenges of geopolitics and market factors in 2025

How Opel Eisenach’s New Grandland EV Production Blends Lean Principles, Flexibility, and Automation for Competitive Advantage in a Changing Industry

China: Fierce domestic competition sees international brands suffer lower sales and a contraction of output

Stellantis struggles with managing multi-brand complexity and looks to regroup following Tavares resignation

Stellantis advances its battery chemistries and improves sustainability by investing with CATL to build Spanish gigafactory

The declaration of Martial Law in South Korea raises challenges for automotive production and global supply chains amid political upheaval

Stellantis searches for new leadership amid market challenges and Tavares’ resignation

What next for Chinese investment in Europe?

Stellantis to shut Luton factory in EV transition as UK rules face scrutiny

Stellantis launches, new multi-energy platform for body-on-frame trucks and SUVs

Stellantis’ Jeremy Keating on comprehensive lean practices: Achieving zero waste through organisational alignment and proactive problem-solving

Stellantis’ Asif Khan on driving cost control and profitability through lean manufacturing in a competitive market

AMS Automotive Evolution: Reducing costs, fast-tracking development, embracing change

Renault, Volkswagen, Stellantis and Geely pursue entry into Korea’s growing auto market as consumer demand rises

Stellantis transfers supply chain and logistics oversight from purchasing to production with strategic leadership shake-up

Chinese automaker GAC plans European EV production to counter 45% EU tariffs, aiming for half a million overseas sales by 2030, with first electric SUV launch set for mid-2025

Dürr builds an energy-efficient paintshop for Stellantis’ Kenitra plant

Hybrid powertrains – building the bridge to e-mobility

EV transition slowdown and domestic politics challenge the US Big Three in new and unexpected ways

Stellantis turns to AI tools and fast deployment to cut production costs and launch times

Megacasting: a new frontier or unfounded flare-up for automotive production?

Stellantis invests $406M in three Michigan plants for EV and multi-energy strategy

Lowering costs through sustainable manufacturing

Stellantis appoints Tim Fallon as head of manufacturing North America

Stellantis reorganises production operations at Warren Truck Assembly Plant as it shifts production to EV vehicles

Despite industry fears, global EV sales reach record highs in 2024 and remain on an upward trajectory

UK car production drops 8% in first half of 2024

Stellantis and the UK government: sabre rattling or crying wolf?

GM, Stellantis and Volvo Group to gain $1.7 billion in EV grants

Stellantis and French energy expert CEA collab on next-gen battery cell tech

Stellantis could export UK production over strict EV regulations

The future may be all electric, but not just yet

Stellantis marks 60 years of vehicle production at Ellesmere Port

ACC halts construction of two European gigafactories

Weak demand dims electric future

UK auto production prospects improving

VW Chattanooga votes union: A turning point for southern autoworkers?

Impacts of global geopolitics on European production

The changing shape of Europe’s automotive production operations

Reshaping the future: Innovations and developments in automotive production engineering: propulsion by Electrification and Digitalisation

Europe: OEMs face multiple challenges ahead

Vauxhall charges ahead: Luton facility set to electrify with Vivaro Electric production from 2025 spearheading Stellantis’ UK EV manufacturing expansion

The 2024 Jeep Gladiator rolls out the Toledo Assembly Complex alongside the iconic Wrangler model

ACC raises €4.4 billion for three gigafactories in Europe

Is sodium-ion the future of battery tech? - Stellantis Ventures all-in on France-based battery tech startup, Tiamat

Is cost-cutting the newest trend among OEMs in Europe 2024? Watch this space…

AMS Winter 2023/24 – BMW’s battery boost

How battery and electric motors and EVs are reshaping the European automotive supply chain

How Europe’s Big 3 (Volkswagen, Stellantis, Renault) are evolving their manufacturing arrangements and production strategies in the European automotive industry as electrification takes hold

UAW workers ratify deals with GM, Ford and Stellantis

Impact of UAW strikes could leave suppliers at financial risk

Stellantis’ Factory Booster Day 2023 fosters OEM/supplier collaboration to solve automotive production challenges

Back in the USA

AMS Autumn 2023 – Continental Shift

Stellantis and Samsung SDI choose Indiana for second US Gigafactory

Stellantis unveils its first battery technology centre in Turin, expanding EV ambitions

UAW strikes against Ford, GM and Stellantis: UAW strike costs GM $1.1 bn

UAW workers start strike against GM, Ford and Stellantis

Stellantis begins EV production at Ellesmere Port