Ram truck production move from Mexico may not happen

"Moving the Ram Heavy Duty to Warren from Mexico is our plan of record. Of course, we always assess the market and economic conditions when making significant industrial moves, "according to the statement.

During the earlier announcement, FCA said it would repurpose the Saltillo plant to build future commercial vehicles for global distribution.

The possible switch in plans, according to Reuters, would allow FCA to boost production capacity of other trucks and the company to fight with Ford and General Motors.

"We need to get ourselves into second (place). Frankly, I do not care which of the two I take share from, "Manley said, according to Reuters.

The potential move of truck production from Mexico to the United States The President of the United States The previous plan, which was announced under the then-CEO Sergio Marchionne, preceded the recent deal reached on a renewed trade agreement between the US, Mexico and Canada.

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"With a combination of Warren and Mexico building what we call the classic truck, we have enough production to increase output next year if it's required. In my opinion it will be required. We are gaining share. Obviously I am looking for that to continue, but it's an incredibly competitive segment, "Manley told the news service.