Stellantis to Close Vauxhall’s Luton Plant, Shifting Electric Van Production to Ellesmere Port

After as many as 120 years of vehicle production in the city of Luton, production was closed. The Vauxhall plant (in our country the brand known as Opel) will no longer produce vehicles, reports the BBC. The Luton plant in England was one of the oldest car factories in the world still in operation. In November, automotive group Stellantis announced that it would move production of electric vans to another plant. Now production in Luton is over. …

The multinational concern Stellantis announced last November that it would close its production plant in Luton. And that is exactly what happened a few days ago.

Stellantis to Close Vauxhall’s Luton Plant, Shifting Electric Van Production to Ellesmere Port

Stellantis has ceased van production at its Vauxhall plant in Luton, UK, and will close the facility as part of a broader restructuring plan, the company confirmed. The move comes as the automaker consolidates its UK manufacturing operations, shifting electric van production to Ellesmere Port. The decision marks the end of a 120-year history for [...] The post Stellantis to Close Vauxhall’s Luton Plant, Shifting Electric Van Production to Ellesm…