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Volkswagen, Stellantis Say 1.4 Million Cars Lost Due to Chip Shortage The global semiconductor chip shortage cost Volkswagen and Stellantis a combined 1.4 million vehicles in lost production in the third quarter, Europe's two biggest carmakers said on Thursday, though both reported some early signs of improvement.Volkswagen, Europe's top car company and also the world's

Stellantis is seeking to liquidate workers‘ jobs through “a voluntary incentivized exit.”

Stellantis: In a recent statement, Automotive Technologies announced the initiation of batch assembly for Citroen C5 Aircross crossovers at the Kaluga factory, with deliveries to official Citroen dealerships slated for May 2024, and bookings available as early as April.

The Californian eVTOL maker is inches away from getting its electric aircraft FAA-certified, which has a lot to do with its proprietary battery packs

Stellantis: The ODI has received 82 complaints alleging loss of motive power due to an internal transmission failure of the K1 snap ring, the NHTSA said.

Plus, Fisker is in even deeper trouble, and Saudi Arabia gets deeper into EVs

Consumers have been left stranded and injured because of the persistent problems

Plus Ford and Stellantis lay off thousands of workers and Subaru becomes the latest automaker to issue a massive airbag recall.

Stellantis is continuing its ruthless cost-cutting drive, slashing jobs as it offloads the cost of EV transition onto workers.

/PRNewswire/ -- Ram wins the Kelley Blue Book Award for the Best Overall Truck Brand Dodge wins the Kelley Blue Book Award for Best Car Styling Brand 2024...