Chinese car manufacturing in Italy could force some tough decisions for Stellantis including plant closures, the head of the Franco-Italian group, Italy's sole major automaker, said.
TURIN, Italy — Chinese car manufacturing in Italy could force some tough decisions for Stellantis including plant closures, the head of the Franco-Italian group, Italy's sole major automaker, said.
"If someone wants to introduce Chinese competition, they would be responsible for the unpopular decisions that might have to be taken," Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares said at an event in Turin. He announced the automaker would extend the production of its best-selling Fiat Panda petrol city car to 2030, in a bid to bring affordability to clients.
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