Stellantis executive wary of strict chip stockpiling policy
Ned Curic, Stellantis chief technology officer, says stockpiling chips should be limited to essential parts to avoid supply chain imbalance. He notes a few critical areas may warrant a short stockpile while the broader approach favors flexibility as the auto industry faces ongoing semiconductor shortages. The company has active deals with Amazon for Ram ProMaster electric delivery vans and software collaboration for the Stellantis SmartCockpit.
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GM to Hire 8000 Tech Jobs for EV Push in 2022
General Motors intends to hire more than 8,000 workers across technology teams and other areas including GM Defense to support its electric vehicle expansion. The company plans to hire many software developers, engineers, and specialists as part of a $35 billion tech investment through 2025, with 4,000 new jobs tied to Michigan facilities and battery cell production. The hires aim to sustain momentum amid talent retention and a push toward all electric vehicles by 2035.
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