Stellantis to Show Nine Concept Cars and 60-Plus Vehicles at Paris Motor Show
Stellantis will bring nine concept cars from eight brands and more than 60 vehicles to the Paris Motor Show from October 12-18, in what it says is the event's largest booth.
- 9
- more than 60
- 5,340 square meters
- up to 740 km
What Happened
Stellantis will showcase nine concept cars and more than 60 vehicles at the Paris Motor Show, running October 12-18, underscoring its renewed growth ambitions and continued execution of the FaSTLAne 2030 strategic plan unveiled in May. The display sits in Hall 4 of the Porte de Versailles Exhibition Centre, on a 5,340-square-meter booth that Stellantis says is the show's largest. Vehicles span from urban micromobility to long-distance travel, highlighting the company's broad range of powertrain technologies and its commitment to giving customers the freedom to choose how they move. The nine concept cars come from eight brands.
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The largest booth at the Paris Motor Show, in Hall 4 of the Porte de Versailles Exhibition Centre.
- DS N°7 premium compact SUV: celebrates its commercial launch and first appearance at an international motor show, offered with hybrid and fully electric powertrains and a driving range of up to 740 km.
- Fiat Grizzly and Grizzly Fastback: two complementary SUVs aimed at making family transportation accessible, giving customers a choice of silhouette.
- Lancia Gamma: marks the brand's return to the C-UV crossover market and a milestone in its relaunch; designed, developed and produced in Italy at the Stellantis plant in Melfi.
- Leapmotor B03: a high-tech compact B-segment electric vehicle.
- Leapmotor D19: the brand's flagship SUV.
- Opel Corsa GSE.
Opel will also present the final design of the Opel GSE 27FE Formula E car and has confirmed it will unveil its latest concept car in Paris. Alfa Romeo will show its full lineup – Junior, Tonale, Giulia, Stelvio, 33 Stradale and the iconic Spider "Duetto" from the Alfa Romeo Museum in Arese, celebrating its 60th anniversary. Citroën arrives with a fully renewed lineup and a surprise inspired by the most iconic model in its history. PEUGEOT will display all-brand-new concept cars, high-performance production models and innovations including the Hypersquare and the Polygon concept car, alongside the 9X8 Hypercar racing in the FIA World Endurance Championship and the new E-208 GTi.
Stellantis says the nine concept cars show it has regained its traditional creative momentum, moving beyond pure design exercises toward tangible vehicles. Ralph Gilles, head of Stellantis Design, and Gilles Vidal, head of Design for Enlarged Europe, will present the design vision and strategy, which aims to bring the voices of the individual brands into a single narrative. Chief Engineering and Technology Officer Ned Curic will outline the technology vision, centered on STLA One, Stellantis' new modular multi-energy platform, in a roundtable on Monday, October 12, from 9:15 to 9:45 a.m. CEST. The company says it is redefining how fast vehicles reach market and building a multi-energy future combining electrification, software and artificial intelligence.
Stellantis unveils its FaSTLAne 2030 strategic plan.
Chief Engineering and Technology Officer Ned Curic holds a roundtable on the STLA One platform.
Brand press conferences in Hall 4: Stellantis 9:45, Citroën 9:55, PEUGEOT 10:10, DS Automobiles 10:25, Leapmotor 10:40, Alfa Romeo 10:55, FIAT 11:10, Lancia 11:25, Opel 11:40.
Paris Motor Show open at the Porte de Versailles Exhibition Centre, Hall 4.
Previously from Stellantis
Stellantis has kept up a steady run of September announcements. On September 15, its Pro One unit unveiled BOW, a fully electric autonomous logistics concept developed with UQI Robotics for urban delivery and controlled-access operations, at IAA. Earlier in the month, CEO Antonio Filosa appeared in a fireside chat at the 2026 Jefferies Global Industrials Conference in New York, on September 10.
- Stellantis brings BOW autonomous freight concept to IAA
- Stellantis CEO Antonio Filosa to Speak at Jefferies Global Industrials Conference
Background drawn from MotorClaw's earlier coverage of Stellantis's official releases.
Why this matters
For European buyers, this is the clearest look yet at what Stellantis' eight brands plan to sell next, from Leapmotor's electric B03 to Lancia's return to the C-UV crossover market. The company frames the display as evidence of renewed growth ambitions and of a multi-energy strategy meant to preserve customers' freedom of choice. The new Lancia Gamma is designed, developed and produced at Stellantis' Melfi plant in Italy.
Terms in This Story
- FaSTLAne 2030
- Stellantis' strategic plan, described in the announcement as having been unveiled in May.
- STLA One
- Stellantis' new modular multi-energy platform, designed to underpin vehicles across more than one powertrain type.
- C-UV
- A mid-size crossover category (C-segment utility vehicle), positioned between small and large SUV classes.
- B-segment
- A European vehicle size class for small, compact cars, below the C-segment.
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