Stellantis is accelerating a major restructuring of its European manufacturing operations, with a new investment at its plant in Hordain, France, as part of CEO Antonio Filosa’s push to streamline production. The move reflects the automaker’s efforts to adapt to financial pressures and shifting market demands, aiming to improve efficiency amid a challenging industry landscape. While details on the scale of the investment remain limited, the decision signals a broader strategy to reposition Stellantis for long-term competitiveness. Industry observers will watch closely to see how these changes play out in the company’s global production network.
Stellantis's plan to invest at its plant in Hordain, France, is part of CEO Antonio Filosa's European manufacturing overhaul. The CEO is trying to make Stellantis leaner to respond to a tough ...
