Stellantis produced 475,000 vehicles in Italy last year, which included 283,000 passenger cars, the lowest number in almost ...

Jeep parent Stellantis NV’s (STLA) production in Italy fell by 27% to 221,885 vehicles in the first half of 2025, union Fim ...

MILAN, Italy — Italian unions have called a one-day strike on Oct. 18 for metal workers at Stellantis and its local suppliers to protest against the automaker's falling production in the country ...

According to the FIM-CISL trade union, Stellantis' automotive production in Italy last year totalled around 685,750 units, comprising almost 480,000 cars and 206,000 vans.

Italian lawmakers on Friday questioned the head of Stellantis, ... its Italian production by nearly 70%. Tavares was invited by lawmakers to explain how he intends to reverse the decline of Italy ...

STLA faces scrutiny over 1.2M Ram trucks for rollaway risks, while its Italian production slumps nearly 27% in H1 2025.

Stellantis said on Monday the difficult market situation in Italy and in Europe was having a negative impact on the country's production, for EVs in particular, but confirmed the "shared ambition ...

Despite the setback in 500e production, Stellantis saw an overall increase in vehicle production in Italy, with a total of 751,384 vehicles produced last year, marking a 9.6% rise from 2022.

Despite the temporary production halt, Stellantis reaffirmed its commitment to invest 100 million euros ($110.93 million) in the Fiat 500e, featuring a high-performance battery.

Italy's Industry Minister Adolfo Urso said the country is working to bring in another carmaker besides Stellantis, following a clash between Rome's rightist government led by Prime Minister ...

The maker of Alfa Romeo, Fiat, Jeep and Maserati told Italian labor unions this week it has no intention of reducing production at plants in the country, though the commitment has not dissuaded ...

Italy has been working for months to attract another carmaker to the country alongside Fiat-owner Stellantis , Industry Minister Adolfo Urso said on Wednesday.