RUSSIA: Sollers plans Jeep assembly - reports
Author: just-auto.com editorial team | 13 October 2009
Sollers is planning to assemble Jeep vehicles, though details of a deal have yet to be finalised, Russian media reports said.
Vadim Shvetsov, the Russian group's CEO, said this week it was still undecided which Jeep models would be included in a deal and which plants would carry out the work. Details would be finalised within a month, he added.
In September, it was reported that the Sollers-Yelabuga unit plans to produce around 10,000 Fiat Ducato LCVs this year.
Last July, just-auto reported that Sollers, known earlier as Severstal Auto, was planning assembly of foreign-branded vehicles in the Russian far eastern city of Vladivostok.
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