The automotive industry's landscape is constantly evolving, especially in light of recent trade wars and economic sanctions. In response to these challenges, Stellantis NV, the owner of the popular Jeep brand, is taking proactive measures to support its suppliers who are facing financial difficulties.

In recent months, automaker Stellantis NV has faced significant challenges in its transition to producing more hybrid vehicles. Despite well-intentioned plans and strategic objectives, several issues have arisen, leading to production delays and reduced output at European plants.

Stellantis NV, one of the largest automotive manufacturers in the world, is planning significant changes in its production chain. According to information from sources close to the situation, the company intends to move Maserati production from its Turin plant to a busier facility in Modena. This decision is part of broader efforts to restore relations with the Italian government and optimize the company’s operational processes.

Recent measures taken by the Trump administration regarding tariffs on automotive imports from Canada and Mexico have significantly affected the American automotive industry. In particular, Stellantis NV, known for its brands Jeep, Ram, Chrysler, and Dodge, has expressed concern over the new tariffs that put its products at a disadvantage compared to European and Asian competitors.