Argentina: FIAT launches a new car model that is 85% robot manufactured with backing from the SMATA auto trade union

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During the week of 05 February, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) Argentina presented a new car model that will be manufactured primarily by robots. This innovative departure is a first for the auto sector at national level and was secured by way of collaboration with the SMATA auto union. The new car, the Cronos, forms part of the $500 million investment plan the automaker announced almost two years ago.
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During the week of 05 February, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) Argentina presented a new car model that will be manufactured primarily by robots. This innovative departure is a first for the auto sector at national level and was secured by way of collaboration with the SMATA auto union. The new car, the Cronos, forms part of the $500 million investment plan the automaker announced almost two years ago. 85% of the Cronos bodywork is automated. This proportion is common and often higher within F

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