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Stellantis' production in the 9 months of 2026 records growth compared to 2025, a particularly negative year.
Stellantis' production recorded an increase of 28.3% in the 9 months of 2026 compared to 2025, a very negative year, but the situation in Cassino "is increasingly serious", with a loss of 37.1%. This is highlighted by the Fim Cisl Report, presented by the general secretary Ferdinando Uliano.
340,745 units were produced compared to 265,490 in 2025: for cars the increase was 36.7%, for commercial vehicles 17.3%. "The production level in 2026 will be higher than 2025, on 450 thousand vehicles with cars over 250 thousand. A less positive figure compared to the forecasts for the decline in production of the 500", said Uliano.
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