Auto analysts believe the vehicle will be phased out in favour of a smaller crossover vehicle that could be built in Windsor, much to the ire of the United Autoworkers Union (UAW).
On Monday, the UAW filed a grievance with the National Labor Relations Board “over the company’s attempt to move Dodge Durango production out of the United States,” according to a UAW news release.
The UAW further accuses Stellantis of not providing details to the union about the product commitments they secured in the 2023 collective agreement.
Stellantis told CTV News Tuesday even though they have not received the complaint, the automaker denies the accusations.
“The Company has not violated the commitments made in the Investment Letter included in the 2023 UAW Collective Bargaining Agreement,” the Stellantis statement reads.” We will communicate our plans to the UAW at the appropriate time.”
That triggered some digging by auto analysts at Auto Forecast Solutions (AFS) …