Stellantis y JLR explorarán sinergias de colaboración para el desarrollo de productos en EE.UU.

AUBURN HILLS, Michigan, 20 de mayo de 2026 – Stellantis y Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) han anunciado hoy la firma de un Memorando de Entendimiento (MOU) para explorar oportunidades de colaboración en el desarrollo de productos en Estados Unidos.

Bajo los términos del memorando de entendimiento no vinculante, Stellantis y JLR explorarán oportunidades de colaboración para crear sinergias en el desarrollo de productos y tecnología, aprovechando las fortalezas complementarias de las compañías para crear valor para ambas organizaciones.

"Al trabajar con partners para explorar sinergias en áreas como el desarrollo de productos y tecnología, podemos crear beneficios significativos para ambas partes mientras nos mantenemos enfocados en ofrecer los productos y las experiencias que quieren nuestros clientes", declaró Antonio Filosa, Chief Executive Officer of Stellantis.

“A medida que continuamos evolucionando JLR para el futuro, la colaboración desempeñará un papel importante para desbloquear nuevas oportunidades. Trabajar con Stellantis nos permite explorar capacidades complementarias en el desarrollo de producto y tecnología que respaldan nuestros planes de crecimiento a largo plazo para el mercado estadounidense ", afirmó PB Balaji, Chief Executive Officer of JLR.

La implementación de cualquier transacción potencial como resultado de las conversaciones del MOU estaría sujeta a las condiciones de cierre habituales, incluida la ejecución de acuerdos definitivos vinculantes.

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Sobre Stellantis

Stellantis (NYSE: STLA / Euronext Milan: STLAM / Euronext Paris: STLAP) es uno de los principales fabricantes de automóviles del mundo, dedicado a ofrecer a sus clientes la libertad de elegir su forma de movilidad, adoptando las últimas tecnologías y creando valor para todas sus partes interesadas. Su exclusiva cartera de marcas icónicas e innovadoras incluye Abarth, Alfa Romeo, Chrysler, Citroën, Dodge, DS Automobiles, FIAT, Jeep®, Lancia, Maserati, Opel, Peugeot, Ram, Vauxhall, Free2move y Leasys. Para más información www.stellantis.com

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Sobre JLR

La Reimagine strategy de JLR tiene como objetivo ofrecer una visión rica en sostenibilidad del lujo moderno mediante el diseño.

Estamos transformando nuestro negocio con el objetivo de convertirnos en cero neto de carbono en toda nuestra cadena de suministro, productos y operaciones para 2039. La electrificación es fundamental para nuestra estrategia y, antes de que finalice la década, nuestras marcas tendrán cada una un modelo eléctrico puro, mientras que Jaguar será completamente eléctrico.

La flexibilidad de nuestras tecnologías únicas de tren motriz significa que podemos seguir ofreciendo vehículos híbridos y termicos en nuestras gamas a medida que comenzamos a desplegar opciones completas de BEV, para satisfacer la demanda en la transición global a la electricidad.

En el fondo, somos una compañía británica, con dos centros de diseño e ingeniería, dos instalaciones de fabricación de vehículos, una instalación de componentes y acabado, un centro de fabricación de propulsión eléctrica y un centro de ensamblaje de baterías en el Reino Unido. También tenemos plantas de vehículos en China (joint venture), Eslovaquia, India y Brasil, así como siete centros tecnológicos en todo el mundo. 

JLR es una filial participada al 100% de Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Limited, parte de Tata Sons.

Para más información:

Stellantis
Kaileen CONNELLY +1248 428-5168 – kaileen.connelly@stellantis.com
Fernão SILVEIRA +31 6 43 25 43 41 – fernao.silveira@stellantis.com
communications@stellantis.com
www.stellantis.com

JLR
Louise THOMPSON DAVIES +44 07500827823
Lthomps9@jaguarlandrover.com; jlrmedia@jaguarlandrover.com
 

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