Stellantis Previously Cut Nearly 50,000 Jobs Worldwide

Stellantis is reported to have cut nearly 50,000 jobs worldwide over the prior years, a substantial workforce reduction referenced as recent history in the article. The company is now pursuing a reversal, announcing a $13 billion U.S. investment plan and expecting more than 10,000 new jobs globally, including about 4,700 in North America in 2025; Windsor Assembly has added over 1,000 workers with projections to reach 1,500 by early 2026. Several U.S. plants are slated for new production — Belvidere reopening for two Jeep models, Toledo for a midsize pickup, Warren for a hybrid SUV, and Detroit for a new Dodge Durango — as part of growth and product initiatives. The article frames the hiring announcement in the context of prior deep cuts, noting the nearly 50,000-job reduction as a dramatic backdrop to the company's current expansion plans.

LayoffTalk has tracked 10 layoff events at Stellantis since February 2023, with 10 additional events known from news reporting.