Stellantis will bring nine concept cars and more than 60 vehicles to the Paris Motor Show, running October 12-18 at the Porte de Versailles Exhibition Centre. Its 5,340-square-meter stand in Hall 4 is the largest at the show, and covers everything from urban micromobility to long-distance travel.
The company says the display reflects renewed growth ambitions and its progress on the FaSTLAne 2030 strategic plan, unveiled in May, along with a commitment to letting customers choose their own powertrain.
The Premieres, Brand by Brand
DS Automobiles is marking the commercial launch of the DS N°7 with its first appearance at an international motor show. The model comes with hybrid and fully electric powertrains, and the brand quotes a range of up to 740 kilometers.
Fiat is introducing the Grizzly and Grizzly Fastback, two SUVs pitched at affordable family transport in different body shapes. Lancia will unveil the new Gamma, which returns the brand to the C-UV crossover segment as part of its relaunch. It is designed, developed and built in Italy at Stellantis’ Melfi plant, with a fastback silhouette.
Leapmotor, which operates through a joint venture with Stellantis, will present the European premieres of the compact B03 electric car and the flagship D19 SUV.
Opel will show the final design of its GSE 27FE Formula E car and the new Corsa GSE for the first time, and has confirmed a new concept car. Alfa Romeo is bringing its full range, including the Junior, Tonale, Giulia, Stelvio and 33 Stradale, plus a Spider “Duetto” from the Alfa Romeo Museum in Arese to mark that model’s 60th anniversary.
Citroën returns to its home city with a renewed line-up and a surprise inspired by the most iconic model in its history. Peugeot will show all-new concepts, including the Polygon, along with the Hypersquare, its latest performance models, the new E-208 GTi and the 9X8 Hypercar that currently races in the FIA World Endurance Championship.
Design and Technology on the Agenda
Stellantis says the nine concepts show a return of creative momentum, moving past pure design exercises toward vehicles it intends to develop. Design chief Ralph Gilles and Gilles Vidal, head of design for Enlarged Europe, will outline a strategy that brings the individual brands into one narrative.
Chief Engineering and Technology Officer Ned Curic will discuss the STLA One modular multi-energy platform at a roundtable on Monday, October 12, from 9:15 to 9:45 a.m. CEST. Stellantis says the platform is helping it bring vehicles to market faster as it combines electrification, software and artificial intelligence.
Paris Motor Show Press Day Schedule
CEO Antonio Filosa and Emanuele Cappellano, Chief Operating Officer Enlarged Europe, will lead the delegation. All Stellantis press conferences take place in Hall 4 on the morning of October 12, starting with the group at 9:45 a.m. CEST. Citroën follows at 9:55, Peugeot at 10:10, DS Automobiles at 10:25, Leapmotor at 10:40, Alfa Romeo at 10:55, Fiat at 11:10, Lancia at 11:25 and Opel at 11:40.