Chrysler maker Stellantis NV said on Friday it will build vehicles based off its new electric STLA Large platform at its Windsor Assembly Plant in Ontario after the automaker retools the plant starting next year.
The automaker came short of announcing exactly which products it will assemble at the facility currently producing the Chrysler Pacifica minivan as part of a $2.8 billion investment announced last month in Canada that also includes a new battery lab in Windsor and new product for Brampton Assembly Plant outside of Toronto.
Production of the L Series vehicles, which were last redesigned more than a decade ago, at Brampton — the Chrysler 300, Dodge Challenger and Dodge Charger — will end when retooling begins in 2024. The company said it will share which models will succeed them at a later date.
