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Story no.172InternationalOngoingPlants, jobs and earningsNotable Several countries (2)1 Nov → 3 Nov6 facts · 25 art.

Stellantis and Renault temporarily cut production

In early November 2026, Stellantis and Renault temporarily cut production in France due to slowing electric vehicle demand and Chinese competition. Stellantis also has production stoppages in Italy and France, linked notably to shortages of electronic components and parts. In Italy, the Mirafiori, Melfi sites and Fiat production are affected, with interruptions potentially lasting until December. In France, the cuts concern several national plants of both manufacturers, while coverage of the issue extends to Germany and Brazil without specific details in the provided sub-events.

In brief

Ongoing story bringing together 6 events involving Stellantis, Fiat, Renault and 1 more, in 2 countries (Italie, France), followed from 1 November 2026 to 3 November 2026. 25 articles from 7 sources (plants, jobs and earnings); last updated on 3 November 2026 at 11:39. Figures reported: 1400 jobs.

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Timeline

newest first

Dot = severity

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In figures

The activity

6 facts

Latest activity 3 hours ago

1 Nov3 Nov

Countries concerned

Several countries (2)

Brands concerned

Official figures

  • Stellantis · 172,977 reg. (EU + EFTA + UK, Sept 26) · 341 recall(s) in 12 months
  • Fiat · 28,350 reg. (EU + EFTA + UK, Sept 26) · 20 recall(s) in 12 months
  • Renault · 67,884 reg. (EU + EFTA + UK, Sept 26) · 24 recall(s) in 12 months
  • Renault Group · 114,726 reg. (EU + EFTA + UK, Sept 26) · 35 recall(s) in 12 months

Key figures

1,400
jobs

Amounts cited37,6 Milliarden Euro

Highest number recorded in 1 article(s), automatically extracted: please check sources.

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Sources by country and language

Press country

ArticlesOutlets
Italy97
Unknown country77
France33
Brazil22
Germany21
United Kingdom11
Malaysia11

Languages

ArticlesOutlets
English1010
Italian86
Portuguese22
German21
French22
Spanish11

Country of the outlet (not of the topic), inferred from its address and language. Each outlet counts once per row.

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