NextFin News -- Global automotive giant Stellantis has signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding with China’s Dongfeng Motor Group to establish a 51:49 Stellantis-led joint venture in Europe.
The entity will manage the sales, distribution, and engineering of Dongfeng’s electric vehicles in agreed European markets, prioritizing its premium Voyah (岚图) brand. To comply with local regulatory frameworks, the automakers are exploring localized EV production at Stellantis’s Rennes plant in France.
The initiative deepens a 34-year cross-border automotive partnership to establish a secure manufacturing and distribution footprint within Europe.
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What feedback have users provided regarding Voyah EVs?
What are the latest updates regarding Stellantis and Dongfeng's joint venture?
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