Stellantis Scraps Plan for USA Peugeot Launch
The possibility that Stellantis will ever bring back Citroën to the North American market is further diminished by today’s announcement.
The possibility that Stellantis will ever bring back Citroën to the North American market is further diminished by today’s announcement.
Mike Manley’s role in Stellantis poses an interesting question about Carlos Tavares’ action appointing Larry Dominique, in April 2017, as senior vice president for PSA North America.
This DS 7, spotted recently with Georgia license plates, makes us wonder what’s up with PSA’s commitment to return to selling cars in the USA?
The fact that PSA has announced their return to North America touting Peugeot as the brand they will offer here, states what their market intention is world-wide for brand recognition.
by George Dyke….. On November 13 The New York Times featured an article titled “Peugeot Returns to U.S. to Help People Get Around, but Not With Its Cars” saying that the company is thinking smaller, rolling out a mobility app, but also bigger: The move is about the future of …
Larry Dominique, CEO of PSA Group North America, told reporters after an Automotive Press Association meeting in Detroit, that he has narrowed 15 states and 4 Canadian provinces as top picks and possible points of entry for sales as PSA Group continues to ramp up plans to return to North …
John McElroy’s Autoline Detroit provides excellent, professional insight into the global automotive industry. This week’s episoode covers a topic that will be of special interest to SFRCCC members, namely the return of Groupe PSA to America with Free to Move. Here’s the show synopsis and a link to the episode: …
Editorial: We are dumbfounded by PSA’s recent announcements of their return to the USA. The most recent stating that they are locating their head office in Atlanta, emulating the decision of Mercedes Benz (PSA’s aspiring target?) to locate there. Mercedes however had reason because of their manufacturing plant in the …
PSA Group announced on Tuesday that it has chosen Atlanta, Georgia for its U.S. headquarters. The site will be opened in February and initially house a core team focused on steering the execution of the automaker’s U.S. strategy. “We looked at every aspect of the Atlanta community and found it …
At the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, PSA CEO Carlos Tavares announced that the company has “people working on cars now” for the U.S. market. Tavares went on to say that as part of PSA Group’s return to North America it is asking some Opel engineers based in …
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