India, Feb. 11 -- Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles and Stellantis have signed a fresh memorandum of understanding that pushes their long-running partnership into its next phase. The two companies plan to expand cooperation across manufacturing and supply chain operations, with India remaining the centre of the action. This move builds on a 20-year relationship that already includes shared production and engine work through a joint venture. The new agreement does not bring new car announcements yet, but it sets up the groundwork for closer coordination across plants, parts sourcing and engineering. Both sides want to see how existing facilities can handle more work and how joint planning can support future models. For now, the focus stays on...