Stellantis: cars to be produced in Italy by 2032
Stellantis has outlined an ambitious plan for car production in Italy, ensuring the operation of all plants and the introduction of new models by 2032. This article examines the details of this plan, analyzing the investments, planned models and the impact on the Italian automotive industry.
Stellantis Investments and Strategy in Italy
In 2025, Stellantis plans to invest 2 billion euros in Italy as part of a broader 10 billion euro investment plan for the period 2021 to 2025. This commitment is aimed at maintaining the operation of all Italian plants and increasing production from 2026 thanks to the introduction of new models. The Italian government, through Industry Minister Adolfo Urso, announced a €1.6 billion funding package to support the national automotive supply chain, with more than €1 billion to be allocated next year.
Details of installations and planned models
Below is an overview of Stellantis’ Italian plants and the models that will be produced until 2032:
| Establishment | Expected models | Details | Pomigliano d’Arco |
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Production of the current Fiat Panda will continue until 2030, when the new generation will be presented. From 2028, the STLA Small platform will be implemented for the production of at least two new compact models. | Melfi | Starting in 2025, the plant will produce both electric and hybrid models, with the goal of tripling production volumes compared to electric-only versions. | Cassino | Production of the new Alfa Romeo Stelvio will begin in 2025, and production of the Giulia in 2026. Initially, it was assumed that there would be only electric versions, but now hybrid options are also being considered. | Mirafiori |
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Production of the hybrid Fiat 500 will start at the end of 2025, with production expected to be around 100,000 units per year. The new generation of 2032 will be produced until 2033.
- Large electric commercial vehicles
- New version of the large Stellantis van.
- Possible transformation into a gigafactory
- Maserati Models
ACC is assessing the transformation of the plant into a gigafactory based on technological development and market demand.
Impact on the Italian Automotive Industry
The Stellantis plan represents a significant boost to the Italian auto industry, ensuring the continuity of plant operations and introducing innovative models that combine electric and hybrid technologies. This approach aims to improve the sector’s competitiveness while promoting the transition to more sustainable mobility.
Conclusion
With a detailed plan covering the entire country, Stellantis aims to keep Italy at the centre of its production strategy until 2032. The planned investments and the introduction of new models demonstrate the group’s desire to support the Italian automotive industry, faced with the challenges of the global market and the promotion of technological innovation.
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