Vacancies will be allocated to manufacturing units in Minas Gerais and Rio de Janeiro, with 1.2 thousand vacancies being for Betim (MG)
Stellantis announced the opening of 1,500 jobs at its plants in Minas Gerais and Rio de Janeiro to meet the increased production of new vehicles that will be launched in the Brazilian market in 2026. The hires are directly linked to the manufacture of the new Jeep Avenger and the new generation of the Argo.
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Of the total opportunities, 1,200 will be destined to the Automotive Complex of Betim (MG), where the second generation of the compact will be produced. Another 200 vacancies will be opened at the Itaúna (MG) unit, responsible for the manufacture of components that supply the Betim plant. The Porto Real (RJ) plant will receive 100 new employees to reinforce the production of the Jeep Avenger, a compact SUV that shares the CMP platform as in the Citroën C3 and Peugeot 208.
According to the company, the expansion follows the arrival of new products and the increase in the production capacity of the Brazilian units. In Betim, the hiring of new professionals is part of the preparation for the launch of the second generation of the hatch, derived from the Great Panda, sold in Europe. The new Argo arrives to mark the brand’s 50 years of operation in Brazil.
In Porto Real, the reinforcement in the workforce is related to the production of the Jeep Avenger, a model that will be manufactured locally to compete in the compact SUV segment. The Rio de Janeiro unit also celebrates 25 years of operation in 2026. Stellantis also informed that it will maintain an exclusive talent pool for people with disabilities (PwD), as part of its inclusion and diversity strategy. Applications can be made through the company’s official recruitment platform.
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