Stellantis May Rethink Mexico Manufacturing Strategy

Stellantis May Rethink Mexico Manufacturing Strategy​

Potential U.S. Tariffs Could Lead To Production Changes...​

Stellantis is evaluating its manufacturing operations in Mexico due to potential tariffs proposed by President-elect Donald Trump. Christine Feuell, Chrysler/Ram CEO, recently discussed the company’s strategy at the Los Angeles Auto Show, highlighting the uncertainty surrounding trade policies and their potential impact on production and supply chains.

Stellantis May Rethink Mexico Manufacturing Strategy

Stellantis is evaluating its manufacturing operations in Mexico due to potential tariffs proposed by President-elect Donald Trump. Christine Feuell, Chrysler/Ram CEO, recently discussed the company's strategy at the Los Angeles Auto Show, highlighting the uncertainty surrounding trade policies...

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[bill burke]

Trump means business and the auto industry better get on board. I believe as a successful business man with a huge mandate from Americans, including the UAW rank and file, Trump will negotiate with manufacturers to close and shift overseas operations in a reasonable timeframe. Seems to me those under utilized and shuttered factories in the U.S. will be open and operating in under three years. I wouldn’t bet on the Wagoneer S, the Recon or Cherokee being built anywhere outside the U.S. effective immediately. Belvedere looks good perhaps. As to Mexico, regrettably, your government made some unfortunate decisions on boarder policy. Time to learn there is a reckoning coming and a new sheriff in town. Get rid of the cartels, help too by accepting and placing the returning illegals and maybe we can talk then about non- Chinese product for Latin America. I guess politics matters.