FCA-Unifor deal includes $1.3B for EV production in Ontario, union says

The tentative contract reached Wednesday night needs to be ratified by unionized FCA Canada workers in order to take effect. (Greg Layson)

October 15, 2020 04:05 AM

Fiat Chrysler will invest between $1.35 billion and $1.5 billion to begin building electrified vehicles at its Windsor, Ont., assembly plant in 2024, according to Unifor President Jerry Dias.

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