Romania: Romanian carmaker Dacia reportedly envisages reducing production

November 24, 2025

Romanian carmaker Dacia reportedly envisages reducing production
Nov 24, 2025

Romanian carmaker Dacia reportedly envisages reducing production.

The union at the Automobile Dacia automobile factory in Mioveni expressed concern about the administration's proposal to reduce production, starting in January 2026. The production is reportedly planned to be reduced to 55 units per hour, from 65 units currently, according to the company's (…)

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