Stellantis announces more Italian production stoppages amid talks with Rome

Robotis work on an Alfa Romeo Giulia on the production line at Stellantis's plant in Cassino, Italy. The factory will close for a day later in November. (BLOOMBERG)

November 20, 2024 04:59 PM

ROME — Stellantis announced new temporary stoppages at two of its plants in southern Italy, while the Italian government called on the automaker to commit to new investments in the country.

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