Stellantis Moves Jeep Compass Production From Ontario To Illinois
Automaker Stellantis is moving production of its Jeep Compass vehicle to Illinois from Brampton, Ontario due to President Donald Trump’s tariffs.
Stellantis had previously paused work on the Jeep Compass at its Ontario plant amid Trump’s tariff threats. However, the company has now decided to shift production to its Belvidere Assembly Plant in Illinois after spending $600 million.
With an initial production launch expected in 2027, these actions are anticipated to create around 3,300 new jobs (in America),
This move is part of a larger $13 billion investment in America, creating over 5,000 jobs.
Author's summary: Stellantis shifts Jeep Compass production to Illinois.
- Investment: $600 million
- New jobs: 3,300
- Total investment in America: $13 billion
- Total new jobs in America: over 5,000
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