Dongfeng to build cars in Italy with some help from Meloni?

The Italian government under Giorgia Meloni has been looking for a new local car manufacturer to boost the Italian auto industry. According to Reuters, the government has entered “advanced talks” with the Chinese manufacturer Dongfeng to build a new auto plant in the country. The deal would also include support from the government and other key Italian investors. After reports earlier this year that the nationalist government under Meloni and its minister for Enterprises Adolfo Urso were trying to court the rapidly growing Chinese manufacturer BYD to bring production to Italy, it seems that the state-owned Dongfeng is the prime candidate to build a new auto plant to boost local production. Continue reading at newmobility.news.

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