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The 3 million-square-foot factory employs about 4,900 people, including 2,100 Detroiters.

Jeep plant production picks up, though some sites face more downtime View Comments Jeep plants in Detroit and Warren where production was cut due to the global semiconductor shortage are returning to full force this week, though parent Stellantis NV indicated the supply-chain constraint continues to ebb and flow. Jefferson North Assembly Plant resumes full production of the Jeep Grand Cherokee and Dodge Durango SUVs after running with limited crews since late April. Warren Truck is restarting assembly of the Ram 1500 Classic pickup ahead of the launch of the Jeep Wagoneer SUV there, which is...

Stellantis extends downtime at Chrysler minivan plant View Comments Stellantis NV is extending downtime another week at its Chrysler minivan plant in Windsor, Ontario, the automaker confirmed Tuesday. The plant, home to the Chrysler Pacifica and Voyager, will idle the week of May 17. The plant has been down since late March and was shut down for three weeks in February before that due to the global semiconductor shortage that has shaken the automotive industry, thinned inventory at dealerships and increased vehicle prices. The microchips are used in vehicle electronics from the steering...

View Comments Plants assembling the Jeep Cherokee SUV and Chrysler minivans will idle for additional weeks due to the global semiconductor shortage, Stellantis NV said Thursday. Belvidere Assembly Plant in Illinois, home to the Cherokee, will be down through the middle of May. Windsor Assembly Plant in Ontario, which makes the minivans, will be down through the second week of the month. Production at Toluca Assembly Plant in Mexico, which produces the Jeep Compass SUV, however, has resumed. "Stellantis continues to work closely with our suppliers to mitigate the manufacturing impacts caused ...