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Stellantis India aims to halve vehicle development time, boost localisation

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Stellantis India aims to halve vehicle development time, boost localisation

Stellantis India is targeting to halve vehicle development time and ramp up localisation for certain models as it prepares to launch 12 products across Citroen and Jeep brands under its FaSTLAne 2030 roadmap, MD and CEO Shailesh Hazela said.

"Globally, we announced that our ambition is to cut down our development time for bringing new products from 48 months to close to two years, which is around 24 months.

That is what we are working on (for) our products, which we are going to launch," Hazela told PTI in an interview.

Stellantis has one of its software and technology centre in Bengaluru.

"[Our] India engineering centre is part of the four large tech centres in the world.

We have the largest tech centre and they develop cars not only for Jeep and Citroen, but for models globally.

So they have the same mandate [cut in product development time] which they will be following," he said.

Also, Stellantis India has a long-standing partnership with Tata Motors Passenger Vehicle for ...

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