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Chrysler's new business plan will be presented by the end of November and will show numbers and the path out of years of difficulties, the company's chief executive said on Wednesday.
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Sergio Marchionne, who is also head of Italian car maker Fiat , told reporters at the Frankfurt Motor Show the restructuring of Chrysler was more difficult than he initially thought.
Fiat took a 20 percent stake in the struggling U.S. auto maker in return for its technology to build smaller, greener cars.
Marchionne said U.S. industry-wide auto sales should top 11 million units in 2010. He said he saw much better volumes for 2010 for the industry there.
(Reporting by So Young Kim; Editing by Jon Loades-Carter)
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