Stellantis to assemble 10% fewer vehicles in Italy this year

Fim-Cisl: Fim-Cisl is an Italian metalworkers’ union affiliated with the CISL confederation that represents workers in the automotive and manufacturing industries. It compiles and releases quarterly production reports based on data from Stellantis facilities in Italy. The union has issued the lowered 2026 output estimate for the automaker, citing plant-specific challenges including stoppages at Mirafiori. Stellantis: Stellantis is a major multinational automotive manufacturer formed from the merger of Fiat Chrysler and PSA Group, with significant production operations across Europe including multiple plants in Italy. It oversees assembly of passenger vehicles and light commercial vehicles under brands such as Fiat, Jeep, Alfa Romeo, and others. The company’s Italian output has drawn attention amid supply disruptions and shifting demand that have led to a revised union forecast for 2026 production. Union Advocacy: Fim-Cisl continues to press Stellantis for greater clarity on long-term plans for plants like Cassino and expanded model production at Mirafiori to ensure employment stability. Production Recovery: Stellantis Italian output has rebounded from a sharp decline in 2025, driven by new model introductions at several plants. Supply and Demand Pressures: Component shortages and softer-than-expected orders have caused repeated production halts and temporary layoffs at key facilities.