Stellantis is working with tier suppliers to move buffer parts stock to the plants in the US and collecting orders for production from dealers to speed vehicle deliveries.
In January, Stellantis announced a raft of commitments to manufacturing in the US. They included confirmation to reopen its shuttered Belvidere plant in Illinois to make a mid-size truck, supported by a $5 billion investment. It also plans to build the next generation Dodge Durango at Detroit Assembly Complex in Michigan…
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