US EditionMichigan, Indiana layoffs coming as Stellantis readies production pause in Windsor, Toluca
- Stellantis will pause production at Windsor Assembly and Toluca Assembly starting the week of April 7, 2025.
- Trump's announcement of U.S. Tariffs on imported vehicles became the primary driver for Stellantis' actions.
- Windsor Assembly produces Chrysler Pacifica and Dodge Charger Daytona, while Toluca makes Jeep Compass and Wagoneer S.
- Stellantis COO Antonio Filosa stated that they are continuing to assess the effects of tariffs on operations.
- The production pause results in 900 temporary layoffs at US facilities supporting the plants in Canada and Mexico.
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