Stellantis NV said Wednesday it plans to build a more than $41 million Mopar parts distribution center in Georgia, part of a larger effort to remake much of its parts distribution system in the United States.

The 422,000-square-foot plant is coming to Forsyth, 60 miles south of Atlanta, and will be staffed by about 90 United Auto Workers-represented employees, the automaker said. It's meant to support faster parts delivery service to Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram dealers and other customers across the Southeast.

Construction on the Georgia facility will begin next year and it will open in 2027, a Stellantis spokesperson said. It's part of a larger push to streamline Mopar's parts distribution network that includes a recently-announced $388 million plant coming to Metro Detroit , and a

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