Stellantis, hybrid and Termoli

Stellantis also builds hybrid transmissions in Termoli
The car manufacturer Stellantis has announced that it will also produce eDCT (Electrified Dual Clutch Transmission) gearboxes for hybrid vehicles at its
Stellantis to produce transmissions for hybrid vehicles in Termoli, sources say
MILAN (Reuters) -Stellantis will start making dual-clutch transmissions for hybrid vehicles also in Termoli, Southern Italy, two sources said, in a move that could provide an alternative strategy for a facility that was due to turn to EV battery production.
Stellantis to produce hybrid vehicle parts in Italy
Stellantis is planning to manufacture dual-clutch transmissions for hybrid vehicles at its Termoli plant in Southern Italy, reported Reuters. The Termoli facility, which currently produces engines, had been earmarked by Stellantis-led battery cell joint venture Automotive Cells Company (ACC),
Stellantis to produce hybrid components at Termoli plant
Stellantis announced this week that it will begin producing hybrid vehicle components at its Termoli plant in southern Italy, a site previously designated for electric vehicle (EV) battery production
Stellantis to make hybrid vehicle parts at Termoli plant earmarked for EV batteries
Stellantis said on Monday it would make dual-clutch transmissions for hybrid vehicles at its Termoli plant in Southern Italy, which its joint venture ACC has earmarked for the creation of an electric vehicle battery-making hub.
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