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Stellantis, Filosa: "Too much capacity in Europe", strikes deals to avoid closures

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In Paris, Filosa outlines Stellantis's strategy, from alliances with Chinese carmakers to new global platforms and investment in European batteries.

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Stellantis wants to occupy the available capacity in its European factories with cars from Chinese partners. Antonio Filosa, CEO of the group, presented this solution at a press conference during the Paris 2026 Hall, in which he participated the Automobile Reason. We recognize that we have excess capacity. We do not want to close factories, said the CEO of Stellantis. [...] The post Stellantis will produce Chinese cars in Europe to save factorie…

Instead of closing plants, Stellanti wants to use free capacities in Europe to produce cars from the Chinese brands Leapmotor and Dongfeng.

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Filosa highlights the importance of its current alliance with a Chinese manufacturer to maintain industrial activity in Europe and does not rule out extending the Zaragoza model to other plants.

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(Teleborsa) - Speaking at the Paris Automotive Summit, Ceo Antonio Filosa said that in Stellantis "we have an excess of production capacity, especially in Europe," but "we do not want to close...

The Stellantis automotive group does not plan to close any plants in Europe, despite excess production capacity. The company's CEO Antonio Filosa announced this on Tuesday. The APA agency reports. "We have excess capacity, especially in Europe, but we do not want to close any plants," said Filo...

·Bratislava, Slovakia
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Euronews broke the news in Lyon, France on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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