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Stellantis Warns of Possible Factory Closures Due to EU Emission ...
- Stellantis warned on July 4, 2025, that it may have to close factories in Europe due to risks of EU fines for missing emission targets between 2025 and 2027.
- The risk arises because EU rules require e-vans to reach 13 percent of the fleet by 2025, and Stellantis currently has only nine percent, limiting compliance options.
- The head of Stellantis' European operations indicated that the company must either substantially boost sales of electric vehicles or reduce the manufacturing of petrol and diesel models.
- Imparato emphasized that without changes to regulations, the company must either aggressively increase electric vehicle production or reduce the output of petrol and diesel models, which would lead to factory shutdowns.
- The company risks facing multibillion-euro penalties, potentially as high as 2.6 billion euros , if it does not meet electric vehicle sales targets, which could squeeze profit margins and might result in factory shutdowns unless regulations are adjusted.
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Jean-Philippe Imparato, on a visit to Hordain's factory, launched an alarm call on Wednesday: If Brussels does not urgently relax its regulation on CO2 emissions from utilities, European sites making vans will close. And very soon.
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Greater Milwaukee TodayRam CEO Tim Kuniskis promoted to oversee American brands as SRT division returns
In the newly-created role, Tim Kuniskis will work across Stellantis NV's U.S. brands on product, marketing and dealer issues, the automaker said.
·Detroit, United States
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For Jean-Philippe Imparato, the tightening of European standards threatens the future of several sites, especially for commercial vehicles.
·Paris, France
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Electric vehicles (pickup) are not sold and European goals are unattainable, which threatens to close factories, warned today the head of the Stellantis group in Europe.
·Belgrade, Serbia
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