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    Stellantis to return Maserati production to its Modena hometown

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    Posted on May 15, 2025

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    Last updated: January 23, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Stellantis will relocate Maserati production to Modena, its hometown, while Mirafiori focuses on the Fiat 500 hybrid.

    Stellantis Returns Maserati Production to Modena

    MILANO (Reuters) - Automaker Stellantis said on Thursday that the production of Maserati sports cars will be moved from Turin's Mirafiori plant to Modena by the end of the year.

    Modena is the hometown of Maserati, a historic Italian brand that has been struggling and whose business plan, including new model launches, is under review after being put on hold last year.

    Mirafiori is gearing up for the launch later this year of the new hybrid version of Fiat 500 city car, one of the key models for Stellantis' future, expected to revive the factory after several stoppages due to low demand for the fully electric version of the 500.

    The decision to move the production of the GranTurismo coupe convertible GranCabrio Maserati models will have a positive impact on Modena's production, the Fim, Uilm, Fismic, Uglm, Aqcfr unions said. However, they urged Stellantis to further increase Mirafiori's production with other mass market models.

    Maserati's Modena home is just kilometres away from Ferrari and Lamborghini's headquarters, an area known as Italy's Motor Valley.

    (Reporting by Claudia Cristoferi, editing Giulia Segreti and Alvise Armellini)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Stellantis moves Maserati production from Turin to Modena.
    • •Modena is Maserati's historic hometown.
    • •Mirafiori plant to focus on Fiat 500 hybrid.
    • •Unions urge more production at Mirafiori.
    • •Modena is part of Italy's Motor Valley.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Stellantis to return Maserati production to its Modena hometown

    1What is the main topic?

    The main topic is Stellantis moving Maserati production back to Modena, Italy.

    2Why is Maserati production moving?

    The move aims to revive Maserati's hometown factory and optimize production strategies.

    3What will happen to the Mirafiori plant?

    Mirafiori will focus on launching the new hybrid version of the Fiat 500.

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