Stellantis introduced its six new concept cars with a world premiere at the 2026 Paris Motor Show.
Concept models of Alfa Romeo, Citroën, DS Automobiles, FIAT, Opel and Peugeot were unveiled for the first time.
The new models introduced at the Paris Motor Show revealed the group's priorities in design and technology and its approach to changing mobility needs.
Bringing together more than 60 vehicles with visitors at the largest stand of the fair, Stellantis exhibits its future-oriented product and design vision with its eight brands and a total of nine concept cars.
Developed under the leadership of Stellantis Extended Europe Design President Gilles Vidal, the six concept cars show that the group has come together in an innovative design approach while maintaining their different brand identities.
Concepts focusing on different areas ranging from mobility and performance to user experience, from digital technologies to quality of life, offer new ideas on how automobiles may be shaped in the future.
THE NEW FACE OF ITALIANS
Alfa Romeo Cuorerosso brings together the sporty history of the brand with the technologies of the future and presents an approach that centers on the passion for driving.
The concept, which reflects the brand's design and product vision for important future market segments, points to the potential of Quadrifoglio versions as well as different body options with a length of up to 4.7 meters.
At the top of the performance-oriented approach is the 2.9-liter V6 Full-Hybrid engine option paired with the Q4 four-wheel drive system, torque converter and carbon fiber shaft.
Cuorerosso reveals Alfa Romeo's goal of carrying its driving dynamics and emotional design approach into the future.
THE LEGEND IS MOVING TO THE ELECTRIC FUTURE
Citroën reinterprets the 2 CV, one of the iconic models of automotive history, in line with the mobility needs of today and the future.
Rather than repeating past success, 2 CV Concept combines the approachability, simplicity and functionality that lie at the core of the model with current technologies.
The new 2 CV, which is designed to be fully electric and planned to be produced in Europe, is aimed to be offered at a price of 15 thousand Euros.
The concept reflects Citroën's goal of making electric mobility accessible to wider audiences, while maintaining its comfort and practicality-oriented approach.
A NEW INTERPRETATION ON FRENCH LUXURY
Reflecting DS Automobiles' future design approach, DS F3VER brings together attractiveness, personalization and versatility.
Going beyond the boundaries of traditional automobile design, the concept stands out with its solutions for different usage experiences and its design-oriented approach.
Formed around three basic elements, DS F3VER reveals DS Automobiles' goal of moving into the future with a more distinctive, attractive and bold brand identity.
DIFFERENT MOBILITY EXPERIENCES IN ONE VEHICLE
FIAT Multiplay represents an approach to mobility that adapts to changing lifestyles and different usage needs.
Inspired by the Multipla model, which has a unique place in the brand's automotive history, the concept combines the versatility of pickup models with the comfort and flexibility of SUVs.
With its architecture that centers daily life and common experiences and can be configured according to different needs, Multiplay aims to adapt to multiple usage scenarios.
THE FUTURE OF GERMAN DESIGN
With the STX Concept, Opel offers a new design interpretation of the future of the station wagon body type.
Reflecting a bolder, simpler and more emotional German design approach, the concept gives clues about the design elements that can be used in the brand's future models.
The new Opel Vizor lighting signature with lamellar light animations, the more prominent vertical Opel Compass design element and the downward-sloping, lean rear section are among the prominent details of the STX Concept.
Some design elements used in the concept are planned to be transferred to future mass production Opel models.
RCZ IS COMING BACK
PEUGEOT reveals the design and technology approach of the future with the RCZ Vision concept.
Focusing on driving pleasure, the concept combines high-performance and efficient electric mobility with new technologies.
Developed on an architecture based on the STLA One platform, RCZ Vision uses the electronic steering system Steer-by-Wire technology.
Hypersquare control and the new i-Cockpit system are also among the notable features of the concept.
Combining design, technology and driving dynamics, RCZ Vision stands out as a concept that reflects the brand's approach to future models.
The fair organization, in which the group's strategic business partner Leapmotor also participated, demonstrates Stellantis' goal of developing innovative and versatile mobility solutions that respond to different customer expectations.
