US EditionStellantis to Build $388 Million 'Megahub' Parts Distribution Center in Van Buren Township
- On May 21, 2025, Stellantis revealed plans to invest $388 million in constructing a large-scale Mopar service parts facility in Van Buren Township, Michigan, set to enhance its distribution network in the Metro Detroit area.
- This investment follows Stellantis' strategy to consolidate several Midwest parts centers and replaces recently sold facilities in Michigan and Wisconsin under sale-leaseback agreements.
- The 2-million-square-foot facility, scheduled to open in 2027, will be staffed by approximately 488 United Auto Workers transferring from Stellantis’ parts distribution centers in Center Line, multiple locations in Warren, and Milwaukee.
- Darren Bradshaw, senior vice president of Mopar North America, stated that the Metro Detroit Megahub is designed to enhance the efficiency, intelligence, and dependability of their parts delivery system, prioritizing customer requirements.
- The new hub aims to enhance distribution efficiency and sustainability but has raised UAW concerns about job security and workforce levels amid ongoing consolidation.
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White House Celebrates Major U.S. Car Company Developing $388 Million Metro Detroit ‘Megahub’
Stellantis, one of the world’s largest automotive manufacturers, announced on Wednesday a $388 million investment to develop a two-million-square-foot parts distribution facility in Wayne County, Michigan. This “megahub” will feature an automated storage system, called AutoStore, which utilizes robots to efficiently retrieve and deliver parts to workstations, aiming to enhance speed and accuracy in parts processing. The hub will serve as a centr…
Stellantis to build $388M parts distribution hub in Van Buren Twp.
By Luke Ramseth, The Detroit News Stellantis NV said Wednesday it will build a $388 million parts distribution hub in Van Buren Township, Michigan, that will consolidate several other Midwest facilities. The new Mopar facility, called the Metro Detroit Megahub, is expected to open in 2027 and will staff up with about 488 United Auto Workers-represented employees. The Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram maker said the project is part of a broader conso…
Stellantis invests $388M in new high-tech parts Megahub in Metro Detroit
Stellantis announced a $388 million investment to develop a state-of-the-art Metro Detroit Megahub in Van Buren Township, further advancing the efficiency and sustainability of its Mopar service parts distribution network.
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Greater Milwaukee TodayStellantis to build $388M parts distribution hub in Metro Detroit
The automaker is moving to consolidate several of its Mopar parts centers around the country, including in the Detroit area.
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