PSA-FCA will maintain brands after merger, Tavares says

Tavares. "I don't see any need, if this deal is concluded, to remove brands because they all have their history and they all have their strengths." (Arnd Wiegmann/REUTERS)

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November 08, 2019 10:22 AM

PARIS -- PSA Group and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles have no plans to scrap any of their brands following their $50 billion merger, PSA CEO Carlos Tavares told a French television station.

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