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According to a report in the Nikkei Asian Review, Mitsubishi will close its U.S. assembly plant in Illinois and try to find a buyer as well as work for its employees there.
The plant once produced a variety of vehicles for Mitsubishi and Chrysler, but now only makes the Outlander Sport.
Don Swearingen, the executive vice president of Mitsubishi Motors North America, told Ward’s Auto last month that a decision will come this year.Mitsubishi has already ended manufacturing in Europe and Australia and is said to be focusing on Asia.
The company’shome factory is in Nagoya, Japan, and it has three plants in Thailand, a former Ford plant in the Philippines, and a new plant in Indonesia under construction. (...) →
Could Mitsubishi’s Exit Be an Entry for FCA? is from Allpar News.
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The plant once produced a variety of vehicles for Mitsubishi and Chrysler, but now only makes the Outlander Sport.
Don Swearingen, the executive vice president of Mitsubishi Motors North America, told Ward’s Auto last month that a decision will come this year.Mitsubishi has already ended manufacturing in Europe and Australia and is said to be focusing on Asia.
The company’shome factory is in Nagoya, Japan, and it has three plants in Thailand, a former Ford plant in the Philippines, and a new plant in Indonesia under construction. (...) →
Could Mitsubishi’s Exit Be an Entry for FCA? is from Allpar News.
More...