Stellantis Shows Six Concepts Ahead of Paris Motor Show
Stellantis introduced six concept vehicles in Paris ahead of the auto show, representing Alfa Romeo, Citroën, DS Automobiles, FIAT, Opel, and PEUGEOT. The event will feature nine concepts and more than 60 vehicles from eight brands, including partner Leapmotor, from October 12 to 18. The automaker plans to release over 50 products by 2030 and aims to increase its Enlarged Europe market coverage by 25%.
Stellantis used a pre-show Paris gathering to present six concepts, one each for Alfa Romeo, Citroën, DS Automobiles, FIAT, Opel and PEUGEOT. These are part of nine concepts planned for the Paris Motor Show, which runs October 12–18 and will also display more than 60 vehicles from eight brands, including Leapmotor.
The company says it intends to release over 50 products by 2030 and expects its strategic plan to raise Enlarged Europe market coverage by 25%. Citroën’s fully electric 2 CV Concept carries a stated €15,000 price, while Opel’s STX Concept hints at design cues for future production vehicles.
The rollout may affect European car buyers, workers, suppliers, and dealers as Stellantis shifts toward electrified and redesigned models. If the 2030 launches and market-coverage target are met, consumers could see more choices and competitive pricing, while suppliers and employees may face changing production demands. The €15,000 electric 2 CV concept, if produced, might broaden affordable EV access, though concept cars often do not reach showrooms unchanged.