Canada threatens to sue Stellantis over Brampton plant sale as Jeep production shifts to the U.S.
Summary
Canada threatened to sue automaker Stellantis and recover hundreds of millions of dollars in government funding after the company shifted planned vehicle production to the United States during U.S. President Donald Trump's trade war and agreed to sell its idled assembly plant in Brampton, Ontario, The Philadelphia Inquirer reported. The dispute comes after Stellantis scrapped planned Jeep Compass production in Brampton and shifted future output to Illinois amid U.S. auto tariffs, CNBC reported, headlining 'We will sue them'.
Latest: Canada threatened to sue Stellantis and recover hundreds of millions of dollars in government funding after the company shifted planned vehicle production to the United States during U.S. President Donald Trump's trade war and agreed to sell its idled assembly plant in Brampton, Ontario, The Philadelphia Inquirer reported, CNBC writing that Stellantis scrapped planned Jeep Compass production in Brampton and shifted future output to Illinois amid U.S. auto tariffs.
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How it unfolded
Friday 13 November
Canada threatened to sue Stellantis and recover hundreds of millions of dollars in government funding after the company shifted planned vehicle production to the United States during U.S. President Donald Trump's trade war and agreed to sell its idled assembly plant in Brampton, Ontario, The Philadelphia Inquirer reported, CNBC writing that Stellantis scrapped planned Jeep Compass production in Brampton and shifted future output to Illinois amid U.S. auto tariffs.
Thursday 12 November
- 18:21The Philadelphia Inquirer Canada threatens to sue Stellantis over auto plant sale as Trump’s trade war shifts production south