Stellantis Could Make Fewer Gas Cars to Avoid Emissions Fines

Stellantis may soon cut production of gasoline and diesel cars to avoid hefty EU emissions fines. With the fleet emissions target tightening in 2025, the company could shift its focus toward electric vehicles to meet stricter regulations. This video explores Stellantis' plans, the impact of these changes on the automotive industry, and how they aim to navigate the upcoming EU emission standards. Learn more about the challenges Stellantis faces and what this means for the future of gas-powered cars in Europe.

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