The Latest Breaking News from Stellantis

Fiat's Next European City Car Has A Name: Koala

It will be called Fiat Koala and will be produced in Italy alongside the new Citroën 2CV

Motor1 · Oct 21

This Chinese EV Is Now Made In Europe. More Are Coming

Stellantis is building Leapmotor’s B10 electric crossover in Spain, with a second model ready to join it next year.

InsideEVs · Oct 20

Stellantis India targets to halve vehicle development time, boost localisation

Stellantis India plans to halve vehicle development time to approximately two years as part of its strategy. The company aims to increase localisation levels, achieving over 90 percent for Citroen and 70-75 percent for Jeep. An investment of Rs 4,000 crore will support the launch of 12 new models over…

The Economic Times · Oct 20

Stellantis Is Betting on New, Affordable EVs. How to Play STLA Stock Here.

The move is aimed at combating increasing market share gains from Chinese players.

Barchart · Oct 14

The New Alfa Romeo Giulietta Won't Be What You Expect

It'll be a crossover with styling cues from the gorgeous Cuorerosso concept.

Motor1 · Oct 14

Stellantis Boss Makes It Crystal Clear: Maserati Is Not For Sale

Antonio Filosa also rules out separating Euro and American brands.

Motor1 · Oct 14

Tesla's Robotaxi Lands in Paris—But Europe's Real Fight Is Over Cheap EVs

At the Paris Motor Show, Tesla debuts its Cybercab and FSD tech in Europe while Stellantis, Renault's Dacia, and BYD showcase affordable EVs, competing on pricing, incentives, and autonomous driving.

MarketBeat · Oct 13

Vauxhall’s Chinese cousin Leapmotor launches a Corsa rival

New Leapmotor B03 brings 242-mile range, flip-up seats, a 90-litre storage box and a 21-minute rapid charge

The Independent UK · Oct 13

Jeep’s Next Small Off-Roader Could Revive Its Willys Roots

The compact off-roader is in early development and isn't expected to arrive in Europe until after 2030.

Motor1 · Oct 13

Europe’s auto giants learn from China as Volkswagen, Stellantis rethink EV strategy

Volkswagen and Stellantis are adapting their electric vehicle strategies by collaborating with Chinese automakers. Stellantis aims to improve its market position through partnerships with Leapmotor and Dongfeng. Volkswagen continues to focus on its strategies in China while exploring potential collaborations in Europe. Industry analysts note that the competition from Chinese…

The Economic Times · Oct 13