The 2024 Paris Motor Show (Mondial de l’Auto) buzzed with excitement as Stellantis, one of the world’s largest automotive groups, revealed a bold new chapter in its commitment to clean, safe, and affordable mobility. With Citroën, Peugeot, Alfa Romeo, and Leapmotor International taking center stage, the event showcased an impressive range of new battery electric vehicles (BEVs), signaling Stellantis’ drive to accelerate toward a sustainable future.
Electrification Takes the Spotlight
Carlos Tavares, Stellantis CEO, emphasized the company’s dedication to environmentally friendly vehicles that don’t compromise on performance, style, or customer satisfaction. “We embrace the challenges ahead of us and recognize the deep responsibility we have to our customers around the world, to France, and to providing clean, safe, and affordable mobility,” Tavares stated during the event.
With a portfolio of 12 BEVs currently produced in France, supported by five assembly and seven component plants, Stellantis is proving its commitment to reducing carbon emissions. These efforts align with the ambitious goals set out in its Dare Forward 2030 strategy, aiming for a 50% reduction in carbon emissions by 2030 and a complete transition to carbon net-zero by 2038.
Peugeot Expands Its All-Electric Lineup
A highlight of the show was Peugeot’s expanding lineup of electric vehicles. The world premiere of the Peugeot E-408 marks the latest addition to its growing fleet of 12 BEVs. Attendees also witnessed the debut of the long-range Peugeot E-3008 and E-5008 SUVs, offering impressive driving ranges of 700 km and 668 km, respectively. These models demonstrate Peugeot’s focus on both cutting-edge technology and practicality, offering customers a balance between performance and eco-friendly driving.
Citroën’s Bold New Era
Citroën is entering a new chapter with a series of groundbreaking unveilings. The electric versions of the Citroën C4 and C4 X offer fresh alternatives in the compact segment, with bold designs and sustainable powertrains. Additionally, Citroën revealed a concept for the all-new C5 Aircross, hinting at the future direction of the brand’s vehicle lineup. As part of its celebration of innovation, Citroën also showcased its iconic Ami micromobility vehicle, with the introduction of the adventurous Ami Buggy Vision, appealing to urban explorers seeking more excitement in their mobility solutions.
Alfa Romeo’s Electrifying Debuts
Alfa Romeo added a dynamic edge to the show with the debut of the Alfa Romeo Junior Ibrida, a 136-hp compact sports model. This marks Alfa Romeo’s continued commitment to electrified performance, complemented by the launch of the Elettrica, available in two power variants: a 156-hp model and the 280-hp VELOCE. These additions make Alfa Romeo’s offering one of the most comprehensive in its history, appealing to customers who demand both speed and sustainability.
The event also featured the premiere of the 2025 Tonale, further underlining Alfa Romeo’s ambition to lead the charge in the electrified sports car segment.
Leapmotor’s European Debut
Leapmotor International, Stellantis’ joint venture with Chinese automaker Leapmotor, made its highly anticipated debut at the show, marking a new chapter for the brand in European markets. The Leapmotor B10, a compact SUV built on the B series platform, was revealed as part of the company’s plan to offer affordable, high-tech electric vehicles on a global scale.
The Leapmotor display also included the T03, an A-segment urban EV with impressive interior space, and the C10, a tech-savvy D-SUV designed for modern drivers. Notably, the C16 SUV, featuring an 800-volt architecture and fast-charging capabilities, highlights Leapmotor’s focus on delivering cutting-edge technology at competitive prices.
Stellantis’ Vision for the Future
The product unveilings at the Paris Motor Show are part of Stellantis’ larger strategic framework, the Dare Forward 2030 plan. This initiative lays the groundwork for the company’s future, including its goal to offer more than 75 BEVs globally by 2030 and reach an annual sales volume of 5 million electric vehicles. Moreover, the company aims to transition to a 100% BEV passenger car sales mix in Europe by the end of the decade, with a 50% mix in the United States.
At the Paris Automotive Summit on October 15, Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares will further address the challenges of the global transition to sustainable mobility, reflecting Stellantis’ leadership in shaping the future of the automotive industry.
The 2024 Paris Motor Show stands as a pivotal moment for Stellantis, as its brands embrace electrification while maintaining their identity and appeal. With exciting new BEVs from Citroën, Peugeot, Alfa Romeo, and Leapmotor, Stellantis is positioning itself at the forefront of the clean mobility revolution, offering customers the best of both worlds: cutting-edge technology and responsible driving.
As the group marches forward with its Dare Forward 2030 strategy, Stellantis reaffirms its commitment to reducing emissions and offering affordable electric vehicles, ensuring that clean mobility is accessible to all. The road to a sustainable future is electrified, and Stellantis is leading the charge.
