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Stellantis: future commercial vehicles depend on EU regulations
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Stellantis: future commercial vehicles depend on EU regulations

Emanuele Cappellano underlined this at the Hannover Motor Show

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  • The future of light commercial vehicles in Europe depends on EU regulations.
  • Emanuele Cappellano of Stellantis declared this at the Hannover Motor Show, highlighting the slowdown in the sector and customers' preference for combustion engines.

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The light commercial vehicle sector faces challenges related to the energy transition and European regulations.

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"The future of light commercial vehicles (LCVs) in Europe depends to a large extent on European Union regulations." This was underlined at the Hannover Motor Show by Emanuele Cappellano, head of Europe at Stellantis and number one at Stellantis Pro One, the group's commercial vehicle division.

"The Hannover Motor Show is a strong reminder - explained Cappellano - of the importance of commercial vehicles: the LCV segment represents a strategic pillar for Europe, both from the point of view of production and use, with particular attention to the small and medium-sized enterprises that form the backbone of the European industrial fabric. In recent years, however, this sector is facing a slowdown due to economic uncertainty and the challenges posed by the energy transition. Customers in fact continue to prefer models with internal combustion engines".

"The entire sector - said Cappellano - asks the European Union to urgently define and implement effective and adequate measures. It is now clear that a sustainable transition requires sustainable regulation. Today, customer needs do not proceed at the same speed as regulations. Once again, measures must be relevant, concrete and timely. And we need them now".

Open Questions

  • What specific measures will the European Union take?
  • How does Stellantis plan to accelerate customer transition?

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This article was originally published by ANSA Economia.

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