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Stellantis, the Dutch automotive group, is considering further investments in India to expand its retail network and double exports, despite a current market share of under 1%.
The company, which owns Jeep, Peugeot, Fiat and other brands, said it might soon have to begin raising prices.
Stellantis India emphasizes the need for stable, uniform policies across Indian states. CEO Shailesh Hazela highlights the importance of long-term policy horizons for investors. Stellantis plans to ...
Stellantis is gearing up for a major upgrade at its Kenitra, Morocco facility, aiming to ramp up production to 535,000 ...
Despite a challenging economic landscape, Stellantis is moving forward with plans to establish a new plant in Kouga, South ...
European auto major Stellantis believes a long-term stable policy framework and its uniform roll-out across different States in India is critical for automakers to execute business plans on a long ...
Stellantis, a major European automaker, seeks a long-term stable policy framework across India to enhance its business strategies. The company aims for uniform policies in electric vehicles and ...
India is accelerating its rare earth magnet manufacturing plans to support its growing EV sector. With Mahindra, Uno Minda, ...
Mahindra and Uno Minda are exploring rare earth magnet manufacturing in India as the government considers incentives and ...
China, which produces around 90per cent of the world's rare earth magnets, put restrictions in April on their export, and ...
US trade deals with Japan and EU look no closer than Friday, as Aug 1st deadline approaches; Japan PM Ishiba pledges to stay ...