Stellantis and Tata Motors to Build India-Made Vehicles for Over 50 Global Markets
The two groups have signed a definitive agreement to develop and manufacture vehicles in India for export to more than 50 countries, using their Pune joint venture.
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The two groups have signed a definitive agreement to develop and manufacture vehicles in India for export to more than 50 countries, using their Pune joint venture.
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