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Stellantis faces production challenges in Argentina
Stellantis has warned of potential factory closures in Argentina and announced a production halt in Córdoba due to declining demand.
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The story so far as of 23 October 2026
On October 8, 2026, Stellantis warned of possible factory closures in Argentina due to competitiveness issues, particularly from Brazilian production and imports. The company produces Fiat Titano and RAM Dakota pickups in Córdoba. On October 23, Stellantis announced a seven-week halt in production at its Ferreyra plant in Córdoba, starting December 1, affecting the same models due to declining local and export demand. Production is set to resume on January 18, while the Fiat Cronos will continue as usual.
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Stellantis halts production in Córdoba for 7 weeks
Impact Automotive suppliers and logistics firms face reduced activity due to Stellantis's production halt.
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Stellantis warns of possible factory closures in Argentina
Impact Automotive and manufacturing sectors face potential job losses and supply chain disruptions if Stellantis closes its factories.
Sources: Perfil.com ↗, El dia ↗
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