At the Paris Motor Show, Stellantis revealed six world-premiere concepts, headlined by a highly anticipated electric Citroën 2CV with a targeted base price around 15,000 euros. Set to be manufactured at Pomigliano d'Arco starting in 2028, the vehicle will measure 3.76 meters and utilize the new "e-Car" platform designed specifically for accessible electric city cars. Analysts from Gartner have hailed it as one of the most compelling debuts of the auto show.
Other Italian-linked highlights at the exhibition included the sporty Alfa Romeo Cuorerosso concept, the Fiat Multiplay, and the production-ready Lancia Gamma built in Melfi. This showcase serves as the first public rollout of Stellantis's industrial roadmap targeting over 50 new products by 2030, supported by strong domestic market performance where the group's Italian registrations rose 12.6% in September.