Second only to Germany in European vehicle output, and almost none of that output Spanish-owned. Stellantis assembles at Vigo, Zaragoza and Madrid, Renault at Valladolid and Palencia, Mercedes-Benz builds vans at Vitoria, Ford is at Almussafes. The two Spanish brands are SEAT and its performance spin-off Cupra, both taken into Volkswagen Group in stages through the 1980s and built at Martorell. Ebro is the newest name on the list, a revived Spanish badge assembling Chery-based models in Barcelona.
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Europe's second-largest vehicle producer after Germany, and the home of SEAT and Cupra, both of them Volkswagen Group brands.
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Battery cell shortage halts Cupra Raval and ID. Polo line
The cells come from PowerCo. SEAT expects a restart on Tuesday; the CCOO union sees no cell forecast.
Leapmotor B10 production starts in Spain
Series output of the all-electric B10 is under way at Zaragoza, Leapmotor's first European plant.
Ford and Geely set up a Spain joint venture that could reshape the Kuga
Ford and Geely Formalize Spain EV Deal
MG to build a factory in Spain, production from 2028 - its first European plant since 2016
Geely Buys Ford's Almussafes Plant to Build EVs for Both Brands