Stellantis commits to remanufacturing and recycling strategy with opening of €40m Sustainera Circular Economy Hub for parts and vehicle recycling
Stellantis said the primary objective of the facility, called the Sustainera Circular Economy Hub, would be to extend the life of parts and vehicles. Once those options were exhausted the company is looking to remanufacture parts and recycle materials collected during the process, as well as from end-of-life vehicle dismantling, to build new vehicles and parts.
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