Stellantis moves Jeep production stateside

Stellantis announced a $13 billion investment to move Jeep production from Ontario to U.S. plants, saying it sought to avoid U.S. tariffs, and Canadian leaders blamed the decision.

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The Guardian

Canadian jobs 'sacrificed on Trump's altar' as Stellantis announces US investment

Mark Carney says automaker's move to inject $13 billion into the US is a direct consequence of Donald Trump's tariffs. Canadian jobs are being "sacrificed on the Trump altar", union leaders have warned after Stellantis announced plans to shift production of one Jeep model to the United States. Stellantis described this as its largest US investment push in its 100-year history, saying the $13 billion cash injection would create 5,000 jobs across the Midwest. Continue reading...

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New York Times

Jeep parent Stellantis, faced with Trump’s tariffs, shifts auto production from Canada to the U.S.

Canadian leaders blame Stellantis’s decision to move production from Ontario on President Trump’s tariffs. Mr. Trump says he wants to boost production in the United States.

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Corriere della Sera

Stellantis bets on the USA: 13 billion to strengthen the American Jeep and Ram brands, 5,000 new jobs

CEO Filosa: "The success in America is not only good for Stellantis in the United States, but makes us stronger everywhere".

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Le Figaro

Production, R&D, logistics... Why Stellantis is investing $13 billion in the United States

DECRYPTION - The car group has suffered greatly in North America, and especially in the United States, of late.

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El Pais

Stellantis announces the largest investment in its history in the United States: 11.2 billion to boost production and avoid tariffs

The automaker group, owner of brands such as Opel, Jeep, Peugeot, Citroën, Fiat and RAM, says the windfall of 11.2 billion will be used to make new products at its plants in Illinois, Indiana, Michigan and Ohio.

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Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung

Stellantis: Opel parent company massively expanding US business

The Italian-French automaker plans to invest $13 billion there. European plants, by contrast, are facing short-time work. Trump's tariff policy leaves clear traces.

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