Tata Motors, Stellantis expand deal to address global markets
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- ✓Tata Motors and Stellantis NV signed a deal to expand their partnership for global vehicle development.
- ✓This agreement builds on an MoU from February 2026.
- ✓They will use Tata’s platform architecture to build cars at the Ranjangaon plant.
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- The Statesman
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- India Economy
Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles (TMPV) and its electric vehicle subsidiary, Tata Passenger Electric Mobility Limited (TPEM), officially announced signing a deal with Stellantis NV to expand their existing partnership to include vehicle technology and product development for global markets.
Stellantis NV is a multinational automotive manufacturing corporation that owns the automotive brand Fiat.
The latest agreement builds on a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed in February 2026, to cover advanced technology and product collaboration.
Under the latest deal, TMPV will provide Stellantis NV with access to its product technology and platform architecture, which Stellantis NV will leverage to develop products and capabilities for diverse global markets.
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