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    Stellantis extends furlough scheme at Italian plant on weak demand, tariffs

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    Posted on August 25, 2025

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    Last updated: January 22, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Stellantis extends its furlough scheme at the Termoli plant in Italy, affecting over 1,800 workers due to weak demand and U.S. tariffs.

    Table of Contents

    • Stellantis Furlough Scheme Overview
    • Impact of Weak Demand
    • Union Agreement Details
    • Future Production Plans

    Stellantis Expands Furlough Program at Italian Plant Amid Weak Demand

    Stellantis Furlough Scheme Overview

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    Impact of Weak Demand

    MILAN (Reuters) -Carmaker Stellantis on Monday agreed a scheme with unions allowing it to place the more than 1,800 workers at its Termoli plant in southern Italy on reduced hours due to a weak market outlook.

    Union Agreement Details

    The Uilm union, one of those involved in the agreement, also cited the impact of U.S. tariffs as a factor.

    Future Production Plans

    As part of the scheme, which will run for 12 months from September 1, the carmaker can put Termoli's workers on furlough for up to 80% of their total contractual hours in the period. It replaces a previous scheme, which expired this month but affected only around 900 workers.

    A spokesman for Stellantis confirmed the agreement was signed on Monday, without giving further details.

    Termoli, in southern Italy, makes petrol engines for the group. 

    A soft auto market, especially in Europe, as well as the long time until the introduction of new models and parts, makes the outlook uncertain for the plant, said Francesco Guida, of the Uilm union.

    Guida added one of the engines made in Termoli, the production of which involves some 500 workers at the plant, had until now also been shipped to the United States to be fitted on the Jeep Compass SUV assembled there and is now subject to tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump.

    "This will definitely have an impact on activity in Termoli," he said.

    Stellantis earlier this year assigned to Termoli the production of dual-clutch transmissions for hybrid vehicles, but that is not scheduled to start before next year.

    Termoli had been also earmarked by the Stellantis-backed ACC joint venture for the creation of one of its three European electric vehicle battery-making hubs, but the plan was officially paused last year.  

    (Reporting by Giulio PiovaccariEditing by Keith Weir)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Stellantis extends furlough scheme at Termoli plant.
    • •Over 1,800 workers affected by reduced hours.
    • •Weak market demand and U.S. tariffs cited as reasons.
    • •Union agreement allows up to 80% reduced hours.
    • •Future production plans include hybrid vehicle components.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Stellantis extends furlough scheme at Italian plant on weak demand, tariffs

    1What is a furlough scheme?

    A furlough scheme is a temporary leave of absence from work, often initiated by an employer due to economic downturns, allowing employees to retain their jobs while receiving reduced pay or benefits.

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