FCA suppliers in Europe at risk from switch to PSA platform, experts say

FCA celebrated the two millionth Fiat 500 made at its plant in Tychy, Poland, in May 2018. The plant is scheduled to switch to a PSA platform once the automakers complete their merger.

September 15, 2020 04:00 AM

MILAN -- Fiat Chrysler Automobiles’ decision to shift its next-generation small cars to a platform from PSA Group following a planned merger of the automakers could jeopardize up to 10 billion euros of business for the Italian-American automaker’s European supply chain, industry experts estimate.

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