Stellantis Unveils New Concept Models Amid Turnaround Plan Scrutiny

Stellantis, the world's fourth-largest automaker, has unveiled six concept cars at the Paris Motor Show, including a revival of the iconic Citroen 2CV. The centrepiece is a retro-styled concept previewing a European-made low-cost EV expected in 2028. The event marks the carmaker's bid to give brands more distinct identities and showcase its 2030 strategy. The 2CV is seen as a test of whether European automakers can build affordable EVs without sacrificing quality, performance, or safety. Investors are scrutinizing Stellantis' turnaround plan, which promises dozens of new models, cost cuts, and deeper cooperation with Chinese partners.