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Tavares says Italy's hard line on EV incentives is hurting output

Stellantis Tavares Sevel Atessa 2024
Carlos Tavares, shown at Stellantis' van factory in Atessa, Italy, says that the country should do more to protect auto jobs rather than single out his company for criticism. (REUTERS)
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January 23, 2024 08:45 PM

ATESSA, Italy -- Italy's penny-pinching approach to incentives has meant several months of reduced automotive production, the Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares said.

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