Nearly 50 Stellantis War Rooms Have Been Set Up To Fix Automaker's Teething Quality Problems
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STELLANTIS launched a major operation to improve vehicle quality. 50 'war rooms' were established and 2,000 engineers were hired with the aim of being among the best on the market by 2028.
Nearly 50 Stellantis War Rooms Have Been Set Up To Fix Automaker's Teething Quality Problems
Stellantis chief executive officer Antonio Filosa has outlined a timeline that sounds like a paradox. No later than 2028, the multinational conglomerate that brings together Fiat Chrysler and the PSA group wants to drag its American brands into the first quartile of quality rankings. At the same time, Stellantis also intends to slice $7 billion out of its global operating costs. You don't need a degree in manufacturing to spot a pre... (continu…
Antonio Filosa, current executive director of the Stellantis group, has confirmed that the group is giving absolute priority to quality through the hiring of 2,000 engineers with the aim of placing their brands among the most reliable in the market. Carlos Tavares’ shadow is elongated. Although almost two years have passed since his departure from the Stellantis group, his aggressive cost reduction policy has left a mark on the manufacturer, who…
At Stellantis, quality is no longer treated as a simple subject among others. Antonio Filosa has just launched nearly 50 'war rooms' bringing together engineers, quality specialists, industrial teams and suppliers to correct the problems that poison some models.
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