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Shanghai's Lingang area to work with Stellantis for auto parts utilisation centre

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Posted on April 10, 2025

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· Last updated: April 10, 2025

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Shanghai's Lingang Partners with Stellantis for Auto Centre

BEIJING (Reuters) - The administration of Shanghai's Lingang area signed an agreement with Italian carmaker Stellantis on Wednesday to set up a car and auto parts sustainable utilisation centre, the administration announced on social media on Thursday.

The partnership will include the refurbishing of auto parts and electric vehicle batteries, as well as vehicle refitting. The two parties will also collaborate on auto imports and exports, the announcement showed.

Separately, the Lingang administration signed a deal with Italian chocolate brand Venchi to build a chocolate packaging and distribution centre for the Asia-Pacific region.

(Reporting by Beijing Newsroom; Editing by Kim Coghill)

Key Takeaways

Shanghai's Lingang area partners with Stellantis.
Focus on sustainable auto parts utilization.
Includes refurbishing auto parts and batteries.
Collaboration on auto imports and exports.
Venchi to build a chocolate centre in Lingang.

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The partnership between Shanghai's Lingang area and Stellantis to establish a sustainable auto parts centre.

What will the partnership focus on?

The partnership will focus on refurbishing auto parts, electric vehicle batteries, and vehicle refitting.

Who else is involved in the Lingang area developments?

Italian chocolate brand Venchi will build a packaging and distribution centre in the Lingang area.

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