Stellantis unveils six concepts from six brands at Paris Motor Show

Stellantis, which built the largest stand at the Paris Motor Show, unveiled six concept cars from six of its brands to the public for the first time. The group showcased its product and design vision at the show, where it was present with eight brands, more than 60 vehicles and nine concepts in total. The company aims to bring more than 50 new products to market by 2030.

The new concepts were developed under the direction of Gilles Vidal, Stellantis' head of design for Enlarged Europe. Each model retains its own brand's character while reflecting a shared design approach.

Performance and affordable electrification

Alfa Romeo's Cuorerosso concept sheds light on the segments the brand will focus on in the future. The concept showcases different body styles of up to 4.7 meters in length, as well as the potential of Quadrifoglio versions. The most ambitious option pairs a 2.9-liter V6 full-hybrid engine with Q4 all-wheel drive, a torque converter and a carbon-fiber driveshaft.

Citroën, meanwhile, reimagined the 2 CV as a fully electric concept. The model combines the original's ideas of simplicity, practicality and accessibility with current technology. The new 2 CV, slated for production in Europe, has a target price of €15,000.

At Peugeot, the RCZ name returned with the RCZ Vision concept. Built on an architecture based on the STLA One platform, the electric concept uses Steer-by-Wire electronic steering technology, the Hypersquare control unit and the new i-Cockpit system.

Versatility and a new design language

The FIAT Multiplay takes its inspiration from the Multipla, one of the brand's most unconventional models. The concept combines the versatility of a pickup with the comfort of an SUV and offers an interior layout that can be reconfigured to suit different needs.

Opel's STX Concept offers a fresh take on the station wagon body style. Highlights include the new Vizor lighting signature with slatted light animations, a more prominent vertical Opel Compass element and a clean, downward-sloping rear design. Opel plans to carry some of these elements over to future production models.

DS Automobiles, for its part, presented a design vision built around allure, personalization and versatility with the DS F3VER. The concept represents the brand's goal of moving toward a bolder, more distinctive identity.

Leapmotor, Stellantis' strategic partner, also appeared alongside the group at the show.