Stellantis has announced it will present nine concept cars and more than 60 production vehicles at the Paris Motor Show, scheduled for October 12-18. The display, covering 5,340 square meters in Hall 4 of the Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, will be the largest at the event, according to Gasgoo, a Chinese automotive news outlet.
The lineup spans from urban micro-mobility to long-distance travel, showcasing the group's diverse powertrain portfolio. Key highlights include the DS N°7, making its international debut as a new flagship offering both hybrid and battery-electric (BEV) versions, with a range of up to 740 kilometers (about 460 miles). Fiat will introduce the Grizzly and Grizzly Fastback SUVs, while Lancia unveils the Gamma, a C-UV crossover marking the brand's return to the segment.
Leapmotor's European Debut
Leapmotor, the Chinese EV maker backed by Stellantis through a joint venture, will stage the European premiere of two models: the B03, a compact B-segment BEV, and the D19, a high-end flagship SUV. These vehicles highlight Leapmotor's focus on intelligent mobility, advanced connectivity, and next-generation EV technology.
Opel will show its GSE 27FE Formula E race car and the new Corsa GSE, along with a new concept car. Alfa Romeo brings its full range, including the Junior, Tonale, Giulia, Stelvio, and 33 Stradale, plus the 60-year-old Spider "Duetto" from its museum. Citroën returns to its Paris roots with a refreshed lineup, and Peugeot will display concepts, high-performance models, and innovations like the Hypersquare steering wheel and Polygon concept.
Strategy and Technology
The nine concepts underscore Stellantis's renewed design creativity, moving beyond pure show cars to vehicles that evoke emotion and purchase desire, according to the company. Design chiefs Ralph Gilles and Gilles Vidal will explain the group's design vision, aiming to unify brand identities into a cohesive narrative.
Technical execution is central to the strategy, with the new multi-energy modular platform STLA One at the core. Chief Engineering and Technology Officer Ned Curic will host a roundtable on October 12 to discuss this vision. The company is reshaping its vehicle launch cadence while pursuing a multi-energy future that integrates electrification, software, and artificial intelligence.
The delegation will be led by CEO Antonio Filosa and European COO Emanuele Cappellano, who will attend press conferences and seminars across the brands. The event reinforces Stellantis's commitment to its FaSTLAne 2030 strategy announced in May.
