Core Insights - Stellantis CEO Antonio Filosa is set to meet with Italian unions to discuss the company's manufacturing plans in Italy amid weak demand and production halts at several factories [1] - Concerns are rising regarding the future of the Cassino and Termoli plants due to prolonged low local automotive production [1] - Stellantis has temporarily closed multiple factories in Europe, impacting local suppliers, with Forvia reporting potential sales losses in the tens of millions of euros [1] Group 1 - Stellantis has committed to investing €2 billion (approximately $2.3 billion) in Italy this year to improve relations with the government [2] - The company faces overcapacity issues in the European market, with competition from Chinese manufacturers like BYD increasing their market share at competitive prices [2] - Stellantis previously promised to place €6 billion in orders with local suppliers and assured that no Italian factories would be closed [2]
欧洲汽车需求疲软致多家工厂停产之际 StellantisCEO将与意大利工会会面