The Italian city of Turin, home to Europe's oldest car factory, typifies the industrial decay that parts of the continent face as its automakers struggle with the cost of electrification, low demand,

The city of Turin, once the pride of Italy’s automotive industry, is now in a dire fight for survival as Fiat, the industrial giant that built the city’s identity, struggles to stay afloat. With Fiat’s Mirafiori plant—once employing tens of thousands and churning out millions of cars—now suffering from drastic production cuts,

Stellantis workers making the famous Italian vehicle Fiat are struggling to pay the bills after spending a year on lower-paying furlough, a union official has warned, in a stark reminder of the human cost of Europe’s EV slowdown.

Challenges at Fiats Mirafiori Plant The city of Turin, once synonymous with Italys automotive might, is now a symbol of industrial decline. The historic Mirafiori plant, once