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  1. Bare
    Alfa or Maserati never used Chrysler built ZF 8HP.
  2. Bare
    From what I can remember 1.6 diesel will have higher CO2 emission than 1.5 MHEV.
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    Stellantis Announces $229 Million Investment in Kokomo, Indiana, Operations to Accelerate Electrification Plans Announcement is one piece of a long-term strategy and electrification plan shared during the company’s EV Day Investment will retool three Kokomo plants to produce electrified, next-generation, eight-speed transmissions; 662 jobs retained “Multi-tool” of transmissions can be paired with internal combustion, mild hybrid or plug-in hybrid propulsion systems New transmission will deliver improved fuel economy, provide pure-electric range and help vehicles meet future emission regulations Electrified transmission diversifies product portfolio of Kokomo-area plants Leverages core competencies and skill sets of local workforce October 7, 2021 , KOKOMO, Indiana - Stellantis today announced it would invest a total of $229 million in three of its Kokomo, Indiana, plants to help the company reach its goal of achieving 40% low-emission vehicle sales in the U.S. by 2030. This announcement, which will retain 662 jobs, comes three months after the company laid out its long-term electrification strategy, where it committed to investing $35 billion through 2025 in electrification and software. Stellantis Head of Powertrain Operations Brad Clark made the announcement during an event at the Kokomo Transmission Plant attended by Indiana Governor Eric J. Holcomb, Kokomo Mayor Tyler Moore and UAW Region 2B Director Wayne Blanchard, along with other elected officials and community leaders. The investment will support retooling of the Kokomo Transmission (KTP), Kokomo Casting and Indiana Transmission plants to produce the fourth-generation eight-speed transmission. This new transmission will have the flexibility to be paired with internal combustion engines, as well as mild hybrid and plug-in hybrid propulsion systems, for vehicles across the Jeep®, Ram, Chrysler and Dodge brands. It will deliver improved fuel economy, provide pure-electric range and help vehicles meet future emission regulations. “This investment and this transmission represent an important stepping stone in getting us to 2030 and further expanding our battery electric offerings,” said Clark. “This new eight-speed is the ‘multi-tool’ of transmissions. It is a versatile transmission that can be adapted for a variety of applications, allowing us the flexibility to adjust our production as consumer demand for electrified vehicles grows over the next decade. It also offers consumers the opportunity to get familiar with this technology and explore all of the benefits that can come from electrification.” The new, fourth-generation, eight-speed transmission will capitalize on a number of common parts within the different versions – transmission gear train/clutch, mechatronics, mechanical pump and E-pump motor. It also will have the flexibility for unique parts to adapt to the various electrification options. These parts include the eMotor, torque converter and power electronics. Adding electrified transmission assembly also diversifies the product portfolio of the Kokomo operations. In March 2020, Stellantis announced it would invest $400 million to convert Indiana Transmission Plant II to the Kokomo Engine Plant to produce the GMET4 engine, the company’s 2.0-liter Global Medium Engine inline four-cylinder turbo. Production is expected to launch later this year. This investment also leverages the core manufacturing competencies of the Kokomo operations and the local workforce in the areas of casting, machining and assembly, all of which will be needed as the market transitions to an electrified future. “As our industry continues to change, our focus must continue to be on our most valuable asset – our people,” said Clark. “This transmission program will bring new opportunities for our current workforce, as well as the manufacturing workforce of the future.” The second-generation eight-speed transmission has been a workhorse of the company’s powertrains since production began in 2012. KTP celebrated the 5 millionth eight-speed transmission built on Sept. 30. It is the current transmission option on the Jeep Wrangler, Gladiator and Grand Cherokee; Wagoneer/Grand Wagoneer; Ram 1500; Dodge Charger, Challenger, Durango; and Chrysler 300 models. https://media.stellantisnorthamerica.com/newsrelease.do?id=23188&mid=1
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    I would not exclude further plan changes.
  5. Bare
    No. New models will be BEV. The whole range will be BEV after 2030.
  6. Bare
    Tonale's unveiling event is or was planned for this year. I don't know if anything has changed. This plan is around 2 months old.
  7. Bare
    There are industries which are in need of old generation FABs. This is nothing new or strange.
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    I repeat it once more. Grand Cherokee was the most sold unibody SUV more expensive than $50k. That's premium market territory. Let's say that the Grand Cherokee goes from Ford to Lincoln. It covers all markets. It's technically impossible to have an air suspension and MacPherson combination.
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    Internal market research conducted by Stellantis says that E-segment models are extremelly important for premium brand in terms of profits. They labelled Alfa Romeo as Stellantis' Global Premium Brand.
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    Tonale II is planned for 2028 or 2029 with the last FCA Tonale being produced in 2028 or even 2029. Tonale II is planned for Melfi.
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    From what I've heard Italian dealers were very dissatisfied with Alfa ala DS product plan. They are also not happy with Alfa BEV only plan. Can't speak about US dealers except from what I've heard in general for all ex-FCA brands sold in US. They were dissatisfied with the first plan shown to them by Stellantis. Speaking about Manley. He left Stellanits for a new job. How interesting...
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    Good luck with BEV only policy outside of Europe. Interestingly just 3 months ago they said that from 2025 all new models will be BEV only with 2030 being the year when all models will be BEV only Not he is talking about 2027.
  13. Bare
    I have a feeling that all STLA Large based cars may have at least MHEV if not PHEV option. It could be very important for the US market. And it's doable on STLA Large.
  14. Bare
    CMP platform for South America? Good luck with that.
  15. Bare
    There is no Lusso pack option for MY22?
  16. Bare

    Dacia Jogger 2022

    Bare ha risposto a j in Dacia

    Wagon without diesel? I mean... Renault has 1.5 dCi with 100 HP ready for this car or any other CMF-B car.
  17. Bare
    October Renegade December Compass ... Some would call it 48V HEV. Electric motor is inside of transmission. Getrag sourced 7HDT300.
  18. Bare
    2800 in 6 hours? Whoa! That's almost 10% of planned production capacity per year.
  19. Bare
    😂 I was saying that French will bring nothing good.
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    Giulia Cross? There is no such a car in official plans. But you may have right. They still may end up with ICE although the original plan from 24.6.2021. says that they will be BEV only models and that all Alfa Romeo models should be BEV only by 2030.
  21. Bare
    BEV only 2025 new Stelvio 2026 new Giulia 2027 New C segment/Alfetta ? 2028 New C-UV / Tonale II 2029 Duetto 2030 New B segment / Kid II
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    To put this into context. During the last Conference Call mister Tavares said that STLA Large is FCA development while all on FWD platforms is PSA development. Further development of existing platforms. Here I'm talking about STLA Large, STLA Medium and CMP v2.0. STLA Large is non other than Giorgio and forks. Major development is givento ex FCA US REEV you are talking about was just on feasibility level on platform called MEX. The one which will be used by Charger and Challenger. But REEV will not be completely abandoned. It will be used for STLA Frame models. For RAM 1500 and Jeep Grand Wagoneer. Of course they may opt to reintroduce Giorgio, ehm STLA Large, REEV project. STLA Medium is non other than EMP2 v4 and further evolution with some more components commonality. Major development is given to ex PSA. There is no plan for STLA Medium based Alfas before calendar 2027. And it's "Alfetta" which is slated for that year. It's the new generation Giulietta. Two months ago it wasn't green lit. I din't know if anything has changed. Development lead for sports cars and LCVs will be lead by Maserati and ex FCA Italy.
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    https://motor1.uol.com.br/reviews/528884/avaliacao-jeep-commander-diesel-flex/
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