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Stellantis Hosts Strategic Meeting with Global Suppliers in Betim to Drive Innovation and Local Development
- Global companies partnered with various Stellantis departments to explore new opportunities and investment possibilities.
- The initiative reinforces Stellantis’ leadership in innovation and mobility in Brazil and across the region.
Stellantis recently held the Localization & Innovation Week at its Betim Automotive Hub in Minas Gerais, a strategic event that brought together 30 global suppliers and several of the company’s divisions to discuss innovation, localization of technologies, and new investments in the automotive sector.
The event integrated teams from Purchasing, Engineering, Design, Brands, Quality, Manufacturing, and Legal, along with representatives from public agencies and innovation funding institutions such as InvestMinas (MG), AgeRio (RJ), Adepe (PE), and the Mover Program, all supportive of technological advancement and regional development.
This initiative underscores Stellantis’ commitment to strengthening strategic partnerships, expanding its innovation ecosystem, and accelerating local technological development, targeting increased competitiveness, sustainability, and the creation of qualified jobs.
“The future of mobility depends on collaboration throughout the automotive value chain. This event connects innovation, talent, and technology, strengthening the local ecosystem and enhancing the development of solutions in Brazil and South America,” said Dulcinéia Caldeira Brant, Senior Vice President of Purchasing at Stellantis South America.
During the week, topics such as design trends, upcoming regulations, technological innovation, and fiscal opportunities were discussed. Participants presented solutions in mobility, connectivity, energy efficiency, and vehicle safety—all top priorities for Stellantis as it moves toward smarter and more sustainable mobility.
A key focus was on new vehicle safety regulations set for 2027, which will require advanced active safety systems with front cameras. Stellantis is already developing these technologies, further demonstrating its proactive approach and commitment to consumer safety and satisfaction.
By hosting the Localization & Innovation Week, Stellantis reaffirms its regional leadership and pivotal role in transforming the Brazilian and South American automotive industries—driving local development, technology localization, and boosting the nation’s global competitiveness.
