Stellantis Commits $3.6 Billion To Ontario Assembly Plants
The Stellantis assembly plants in Brampton and Windsor, Ontario received some great news yesterday. The parent company announced $3.6 billion CAD in investments to secure the future of both facilities.
Fortunately, the investment just announced means the plant will be upgraded starting in 2024, after the end of production of the models that are disappearing. The work is expected to last one year, after which production will resume. Stellantis confirmed that the plant will produce at least one all-electric model based on a new flexible architecture.
In the case of the Chrysler Grand Caravan, we'll have to see what the longer-term future holds, as the venture has been a disaster so far. Electrification may be the only viable solution for this model, which is priced way too high.Photo: Stellantis Inside the Brampton plant Stellantis also said that both plants are expected to return to three shifts because of the demand for the electric vehicles they will produce.
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