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Stellantis Begins Ram Dakota Production in Córdoba, a First for Argentina

The US$385 million pickup hub targets exports and greater local content as the company presses for clearer fiscal rules.

Diego Vicente, director del Polo Industrial Córdoba de Stellantis; Rodrigo Pérez Graziano, director institucional de Stellantis; el presidente de Stellantis Argentina, Martín Zuppi; el gobernador Martín Llaryora y el intendente Daniel Passerini. (Gentileza Stellantis)
Es la segunda pickup que forma parte del plan industrial de US$ 385 millones anunciado meses atrás.
El gobernador Martín Llaryora en la presentación de los nuevos modelos de Stellantis.
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Overview

  • Production has started at the Ferreyra plant with roughly 1,400 units planned for 2025 and a commercial launch set for late November.
  • Output is projected to reach about 17,500 units in 2026 for the model, matching Titano volumes, with around 70% headed to export markets mainly in Brazil.
  • The program adds 400 roles dedicated to the model within roughly 1,800 new jobs across the hub, with about half of hires being women.
  • Local manufacturing of the 2.2‑liter Multijet turbodiesel is scheduled for 2026 to lift parts integration to about 35–40% and support exports.
  • Córdoba officials highlighted industrial tax incentives worth about US$190 million as Stellantis urges clearer, more competitive fiscal rules, citing near 16% export taxes for Argentina versus roughly 7% in Brazil and 0% in Mexico.