Stellantis Unveils Six Concepts Ahead of Paris Motor Show
The automaker previews nine concepts and over 60 vehicles as the biennial show opens with a focus on affordable European EVs.

KEY POINTS
- Stellantis revealed six world-premiere concepts at a pre-show event on October 11.
- The Paris Motor Show runs October 12-18 with over 60 Stellantis vehicles on display.
- European brands are launching affordable small EVs to compete with Chinese rivals.
- Key debuts include the revived Citroën 2CV, Audi A2, and Smart #2 city car.
- Stellantis leadership tied the offensive to the FaSTLAne 2030 strategy.
Stellantis presented six of nine planned concept cars at an exclusive "The Night Before" event in Paris on October 11, ahead of the motor show's public opening. Chairman John Elkann, CEO Antonio Filosa, and COO Emanuele Cappellano linked the lineup to the company's FaSTLAne 2030 strategic plan. The display includes concepts from Alfa Romeo, Citroën, DS, Fiat, Opel, and Peugeot, alongside production models like the Citroën 2CV revival and Dacia Spring.
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