Fiat repeats that it will not close any plants in Italy
- Sergio Marchionne, the CEO of Fiat and the General Manager of Chrysler, reiterated his intention to keep all the Italian Fiat plants in operation: "I confirm that there will be no closures in Italy, but we need to use partial unemployment as there will be no stimulus in the market. "
- Fiat plants in Italy are among those that turn most slowly. Thus, the Cassino plant operating at 46% capacity in 2012, the Mirafiori plant to 32%, the Melfi plant at ... 27%. Only the Pomigliano 67% and Val Di Sangro 80% plants record correct performances.
- Overall, the rate of use of Fiat factories in Italy was of 47% in 2012 and should be even poorer in 2013 due to a decline in the European market. This is the European carmaker the most affected by lower rates.
Data source: File #105 - Production in Europe detailed by model and plant
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