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Automaker Stellantis Cuts 400 Jobs With "Mandatory Remote Work Day" Policy
Stellantis, the parent company of Chrysler, announced its decision to lay off about 400 employees on Friday. They said the move aims to smoothen operations, cut costs, and accelerate plans for electric vehicle production.
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Stellantis, Striking US Auto Workers Reach Tentative Deal After 44 Days
Stellantis and the striking United Auto Workers union have reached a preliminary deal similar to the one struck earlier this week with Ford, the union said Saturday -- allowing members to go back to work at grounded factories.
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ChatGPT Integration in Cars Is a Reality Thanks to DS Automobiles: Here Are Details
ChatGPT launched last year and took over the world as the most popular AI chatbot. Now, Stellantis-owned DS Automobiles has marked a new feat in this world of artificial intelligence by integrating ChatGPT with its vehicles. With this, DS Automobiles became the first auto company to integrate AI chatbot commands into vehicles.
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Tesla Faces Challenge as Rivals Decide to Form Electric Vehicle Charging Firm
A group of major automakers on Wednesday said they were forming a new company to provide electric vehicle charging in the United States in a challenge to Tesla and a bid to take advantage of Biden administration subsidies. The group includes General Motors, Stellantis, Hyundai Motor and its Kia affiliate, Honda, BMW and Mercedes Benz.
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A 2003 Batch Of Trucks, An Airbag Defect And 26 Deaths So Far
Stellantis urged owners of thousands of 2003 Dodge Ram pickups to "immediately stop" driving the vehicles if their Takata airbags have not been replaced, the company said Tuesday.
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Stellantis May Come to India to Make Affordable EVs for Europe
Fiat parent Stellantis has concluded it can't currently make affordable electric vehicles (EVs) in Europe and is looking at lower-cost manufacturing in markets such as India, its chief executive told reporters. If India, with its low-cost supplier base, is able to meet the company's quality and cost targets by the end of 2023, it could open the doo...
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Stellantis Pauses Paid Advertisements on Twitter After Elon Musk Takeover
Stellantis on Monday said that the firm had paused all paid ads on Twitter as the firm waits to see what the microblogging platform will look like, now that new owner Elon Musk charge of the firm. The automaker joins a number of major companies that have halted advertising on Twitter, including United Airlines, General Mills, luxury automaker Audi ...
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Automakers Plan to Double Spending on EVs, Batteries to $1.2 Trillion by 2030, Analysis Reveals
Automakers are planning to double their spending on the development and production of millions of electric vehicles to nearly $1.2 trillion (roughly Rs. Rs. 98.4 lakh crore) through 2030, analysis by Reuters reveals. Manufacturers have forecast plans to build 54 million battery EVs in 2030, representing more than 50 percent of total vehicle product...
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CATL to Set Up $7.6 Billion Hungary Battery Plant to Supply BMW, Mercedes Amid Growing Demand
CATL, the world's biggest electric vehicle battery maker has announced plans to build a EUR 7.3 billion (roughly Rs. 59,600 crore) battery plant in Hungary, Europe's largest so far, as the world's biggest electric vehicle battery maker gears up to meet growing demand from global automakers.
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U.S. Opens New Safety Probes Into Stellantis, GM, Ford Vehicles
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is opening a probe into 1.34 million 2014-2020 model year Jeep Cherokee vehicles because water leaks can cause the electronic parking brake to "inadvertently activate and stop the vehicle while in motion."
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Stellantis Sees India As Profitable Auto Market Amid Challenges In China, Russia
Stellantis chief Carlos Tavares expects India to be a profitable market and a bigger growth opportunity than the carmaker previously expected as it faces challenges in countries such as China and Russia.
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Stellantis Boss Expects Chip Supply To Remain Tight This Year
"Semiconductor supply is still very short, the situation is very similar to that of 2021. I would say 2022 would not bring a major improvement," Chief Executive Carlos Tavares said at an event in Como to promote Alfa Romeo's new sport utility vehicle (SUV) , the Tonale.
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Limited Edition Of Citroen's Mini EV Sells Out In Under 18 Minutes
A limited edition of 50 Citroen mini electric cars sold out in less than 18 minutes, parent company Stellantis said on Wednesday, prompting the French brand to post a cheeky message to electric car pioneer Elon Musk.
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EV Automakers in US Request Government to Remove Tax Cap on Purchasing Electric Cars
EV automakers in US including Ford, Toyota, GM and Stellantis have requested government to lift the cap on how many people can receive tax credits for buying a hybrid or fully electric vehicle. Currently the number of tax credits allowed is capped at 200,000 per company.
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Stellantis Unit Pleads Guilty, Will Pay $300M In U.S. Diesel Probe
The guilty plea represents the final significant action U.S. officials are expected to take against FCA in the emissions fraud matter.
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Automaker Stellantis Cuts 400 Jobs With "Mandatory Remote Work Day" Policy
Stellantis, the parent company of Chrysler, announced its decision to lay off about 400 employees on Friday. They said the move aims to smoothen operations, cut costs, and accelerate plans for electric vehicle production.
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Stellantis, Striking US Auto Workers Reach Tentative Deal After 44 Days
Stellantis and the striking United Auto Workers union have reached a preliminary deal similar to the one struck earlier this week with Ford, the union said Saturday -- allowing members to go back to work at grounded factories.
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ChatGPT Integration in Cars Is a Reality Thanks to DS Automobiles: Here Are Details
ChatGPT launched last year and took over the world as the most popular AI chatbot. Now, Stellantis-owned DS Automobiles has marked a new feat in this world of artificial intelligence by integrating ChatGPT with its vehicles. With this, DS Automobiles became the first auto company to integrate AI chatbot commands into vehicles.
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Tesla Faces Challenge as Rivals Decide to Form Electric Vehicle Charging Firm
A group of major automakers on Wednesday said they were forming a new company to provide electric vehicle charging in the United States in a challenge to Tesla and a bid to take advantage of Biden administration subsidies. The group includes General Motors, Stellantis, Hyundai Motor and its Kia affiliate, Honda, BMW and Mercedes Benz.
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A 2003 Batch Of Trucks, An Airbag Defect And 26 Deaths So Far
Stellantis urged owners of thousands of 2003 Dodge Ram pickups to "immediately stop" driving the vehicles if their Takata airbags have not been replaced, the company said Tuesday.
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Stellantis May Come to India to Make Affordable EVs for Europe
Fiat parent Stellantis has concluded it can't currently make affordable electric vehicles (EVs) in Europe and is looking at lower-cost manufacturing in markets such as India, its chief executive told reporters. If India, with its low-cost supplier base, is able to meet the company's quality and cost targets by the end of 2023, it could open the doo...
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Stellantis Pauses Paid Advertisements on Twitter After Elon Musk Takeover
Stellantis on Monday said that the firm had paused all paid ads on Twitter as the firm waits to see what the microblogging platform will look like, now that new owner Elon Musk charge of the firm. The automaker joins a number of major companies that have halted advertising on Twitter, including United Airlines, General Mills, luxury automaker Audi ...
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Automakers Plan to Double Spending on EVs, Batteries to $1.2 Trillion by 2030, Analysis Reveals
Automakers are planning to double their spending on the development and production of millions of electric vehicles to nearly $1.2 trillion (roughly Rs. Rs. 98.4 lakh crore) through 2030, analysis by Reuters reveals. Manufacturers have forecast plans to build 54 million battery EVs in 2030, representing more than 50 percent of total vehicle product...
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CATL to Set Up $7.6 Billion Hungary Battery Plant to Supply BMW, Mercedes Amid Growing Demand
CATL, the world's biggest electric vehicle battery maker has announced plans to build a EUR 7.3 billion (roughly Rs. 59,600 crore) battery plant in Hungary, Europe's largest so far, as the world's biggest electric vehicle battery maker gears up to meet growing demand from global automakers.
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U.S. Opens New Safety Probes Into Stellantis, GM, Ford Vehicles
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is opening a probe into 1.34 million 2014-2020 model year Jeep Cherokee vehicles because water leaks can cause the electronic parking brake to "inadvertently activate and stop the vehicle while in motion."
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Stellantis Sees India As Profitable Auto Market Amid Challenges In China, Russia
Stellantis chief Carlos Tavares expects India to be a profitable market and a bigger growth opportunity than the carmaker previously expected as it faces challenges in countries such as China and Russia.
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Stellantis Boss Expects Chip Supply To Remain Tight This Year
"Semiconductor supply is still very short, the situation is very similar to that of 2021. I would say 2022 would not bring a major improvement," Chief Executive Carlos Tavares said at an event in Como to promote Alfa Romeo's new sport utility vehicle (SUV) , the Tonale.
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Limited Edition Of Citroen's Mini EV Sells Out In Under 18 Minutes
A limited edition of 50 Citroen mini electric cars sold out in less than 18 minutes, parent company Stellantis said on Wednesday, prompting the French brand to post a cheeky message to electric car pioneer Elon Musk.
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EV Automakers in US Request Government to Remove Tax Cap on Purchasing Electric Cars
EV automakers in US including Ford, Toyota, GM and Stellantis have requested government to lift the cap on how many people can receive tax credits for buying a hybrid or fully electric vehicle. Currently the number of tax credits allowed is capped at 200,000 per company.
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Stellantis Unit Pleads Guilty, Will Pay $300M In U.S. Diesel Probe
The guilty plea represents the final significant action U.S. officials are expected to take against FCA in the emissions fraud matter.
