Automotive manufacturer Stellantis is exploring a potential shift in production by evaluating whether its heavy-duty Ram trucks could be built at an underused former pickup facility in Michigan. The move aims to address underutilized capacity at the plant while potentially optimizing manufacturing efficiency. Suppliers have been asked to assess the feasibility of such a transition, suggesting a strategic review of the company’s production network. The decision could signal broader adjustments in Stellantis’ supply chain and vehicle assembly operations.
Stellantis has asked suppliers to assess the feasibility of moving heavy-duty Ram output to an underutilized former pickup plant in Warren, Mich.
