Overview
- This week at the Paris Motor Show Stellantis unveiled a wide slate of concept cars across Opel/Vauxhall, Peugeot, Citroën, Alfa Romeo, DS and Fiat to outline future design directions and platform choices.
- Citroën published a target price of about €15,000 and plans production of an electric 2CV in 2028, marking the group's clearest move toward a low‑cost volume EV.
- Peugeot pitched the E‑T16 as an 816bhp tri‑motor concept it has hinted could reach production, while Opel confirmed the STX as an electric all‑wheel‑drive estate concept with a top speed above 200 km/h.
- Several concepts including DS’s F3VER and Fiat’s Multiplay focus on design, packaging and modular ideas without detailed battery or powertrain specs, so final production features and performance remain unconfirmed.
- Chinese manufacturers such as BYD and Changan displayed production‑ready EVs and fast‑charging tech at the show, intensifying commercial pressure on European marques to match price, range and charging capabilities.