Stellantis unveiled six concept cars at its “The Night Before” event at Hangar Y in Paris, previewing its presence at the 2026 Paris Motor Show, running from October 12 to 18.
Representing Alfa Romeo, Citroen, DS Automobiles, FIAT, Opel and PEUGEOT, the concepts explore different directions in design, electrification and future mobility. Stellantis will display over 60 vehicles across eight brands at the motor show, including partner brand Leapmotor.
Six Concepts, Six Visions
- Alfa Romeo Cuorerosso: A performance-focused concept exploring future models up to 4.7 metres long. Its potential powertrain configuration includes a 2.9-litre V6 full-hybrid engine, Q4 all-wheel drive and a carbon-fibre driveshaft.
- Citroen 2 CV Concept: Reimagines the iconic 2 CV as a simple, accessible electric car. Citroen envisions a European-made model priced at €15,000 (₹15,97,605).
- DS F3VER: Explores the future of DS Automobiles through distinctive design, personalisation and versatility.
- FIAT Multiplay: Combines pickup versatility with SUV comfort in a configurable concept inspired by the original Multipla.
- Opel STX Concept: Previews the brand’s future estate-car design, featuring an updated Vizor lighting signature and a prominent Opel Compass.
- PEUGEOT RCZ Vision: Showcases a future-focused performance EV concept based on the STLA One platform, featuring steer-by-wire technology, Hypersquare controls and a new i-Cockpit.
A Look at Stellantis’ Future
The event was led by Stellantis design chief Gilles Vidal, with Chairman John Elkann, CEO Antonio Filosa and Enlarged Europe COO Emanuele Cappellano also highlighting the company’s FaSTLAne 2030 strategy.
Stellantis plans to launch more than 50 products by 2030, aiming to expand its market coverage in Enlarged Europe by 25%.
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Final Take
The six concepts highlight the distinct identities of Stellantis’ brands while exploring new approaches to electric mobility, performance and everyday usability. Although they remain concept studies, several introduce design and technology directions that could influence future production models.
