
€91 in Morocco, up to €1,778 in France: the labor cost of a car
The labor cost required to manufacture a car is estimated at €91 in Morocco. In France, it reaches between €1,118 and €1,778 depending on the plant, or up to 19.5 times more.

The labor cost required to manufacture a car is estimated at €91 in Morocco. In France, it reaches between €1,118 and €1,778 depending on the plant, or up to 19.5 times more.

The Stellantis plant in Kénitra launches production of the Fiat Fastback and Grizzly . These two vehicles introduce the Smart Car platform to Morocco, set to equip several future models destined for African and Middle Eastern markets.

The Stellantis factory in Kénitra is preparing to assemble the future Fiat Fastback and Grizzly . This major strategic project aims to supply Europe, Africa and the Middle East from the second half of 2026.

For the first time, the future compact sedan from Fiat was spotted without any camouflage during road tests in Morocco. This new model aims to reclaim the European market with particularly competitive pricing.

Stellantis plans to produce its future Fiat Koala model in its Kénitra plant in Morocco. This project is part of the group’s global strategy to develop "smart" and competitive vehicles.

Fiat has launched Tris, its first three-wheeled vehicle manufactured in Morocco. A versatile model designed to meet micro-transport needs.

Fiat is preparing for 2026 two SUVs including the Pandissima, a family model technically close to the Citroën C3 Aircross and Opel Frontera. It will be produced in Morocco.

Fiat, the Italian automaker, will launch a new model this year at its Stellantis plant located in Kénitra, Morocco.

The Stellantis automotive group is expanding its range with the new all-electric Fiat Pandina car that will be produced in Morocco, Brazil and Serbia.

The Italian manufacturer Fiat has just revealed the interior of its Multipla SUV, which will be assembled at the Stellantis plant in Kenitra, Morocco. This new model will replace both the Tipo and the 500X.

Fiat plans to reinvent the Multipla, as a compact SUV model, to replace the Tipo and the 500X. The new Multipla will be manufactured in Morocco.

Fiat presented on Tuesday in Turin its Topolino, a 100% electric quadricycle, manufactured in Morocco like the Citroën Ami.