Stellantis invests £50 million in Ellesmere Port plant for electric van assembly line
Stellantis is investing £50 million in its Ellesmere Port plant to install a new assembly line for electric vans.
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- £50 million investment
- Ellesmere Port plant in the United Kingdom
- New electric van assembly line
- Stellantis, a global automotive manufacturer, focuses on electrification
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The additional funding doubles the originally planned investment for the site. Quote: 'The additional funding doubles the originally planned investment for the site.' The plant will produce battery-electric variants of the Opel/Vauxhall Vivaro and related models. Quote: 'to produce battery-electric variants of the Opel/Vauxhall Vivaro and related models at its Ellesmere Port plant from next year.' The Ellesmere Port plant is Stellantis’ only fully electric factory. Quote: 'The Ellesmere Port plant, which previously produced models such as the Opel/Vauxhall Astra, is now Stellantis’ only fully electric factory.' The entire site covers 118,000 square metres. Quote: 'Today, the entire site covers 118,000 square metres, roughly the size of the former body shop.' Stellantis has invested a total of £100 million in the conversion of the UK plant in recent years. Quote: 'Stellantis has invested a total of £100 million in the conversion of the UK plant in recent years.'
"Stellantis is investing £50 million in its Ellesmere Port plant to install a new assembly line for electric vans."
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