Stellantis will unveil its new ‘mobility vision’ at the upcoming Paris Motor Show, debuting its new STLA One platform and nine concept cars.

The motor show will serve as the launch pad for several high-profile production models and global debuts

Occupying a huge 5,340m3 booth in Hall 4 at the Porte de Versailles Exhibition Centre – the largest layout at this year’s event – the exhibition marks a major push for the company’s FaSTLAne 2030 strategic plan unveiled in May.

Running from 12-18 October 2026, the event will help the automotive giant springboard more than 60 vehicles across eight iconic brands, spotlighting a diverse mix of urban micromobility, long-distance transport and a broad range of powertrain technologies.

The Stellantis showcase will serve as the launch pad for several high-profile production models and global debuts.

DS Automobiles’ DS N°7 will make its first appearance at an international motor show. The premium midsized SUV will offer hybrid and fully electric configurations with an electric driving range of up to 460 miles (740km). Stellantis says it will be a “new ambassador for comfort and savoir-faire of DS Automobiles”.

Fiat is presenting the new Grizzly and Grizzly Fastback; a duo of complementary SUVs that make family transportation accessible to all. Unveiled earlier this year, they combine space, versatility and everyday practicality.

Lancia will unveil the new Gamma, marking the brand’s return to the C-segment crossover utility vehicle (CUV) market and an important milestone in its relaunch and European development. Designed, developed and produced in Italy at the Stellantis plant in Melfi, the Gamma combines a fastback silhouette with aerodynamic efficiency, generous interior space and everyday versatility.

The Leapmotor joint venture brand will continue its rapid growth with the European premieres of the B03 compact B-segment EV and the D19 flagship SUV. Both models showcase “the latest developments in intelligent mobility, advanced connectivity and next-generation electric vehicle technology”

Opel and Vauxhall will present the Corsa GSE, the final design of the GSE 27FE Formula E racer, and an unannounced surprise concept car.

Alfa Romeo will showcase the entire Alfa Romeo line-up, Junior, Tonale, Giulia, Stelvio, 33 Stradale and the iconic Spider ‘Duetto’ from the Alfa Romeo Museum in Arese, celebrating its 60th anniversary.

Citroën will return to its heartland “with a fully renewed line-up that remains true to its longstanding values of practicality and ingenious, people-focused solutions” along with a surprise debut that’s apparently inspired by the most iconic model in its history.

And Peugeot will spotlight all-brand-new concept cars, its latest high-performance production models and innovations such as the Hypersquare and the Polygon concept car. Alongside the full vehicle range, visitors will be able to check out the 9X8 Hypercar, currently competing in the FIA World Endurance Championship, and the new E-208 GTi.

On the engineering front, chief engineering and technology officer Ned Curic will host a roundtable on 12 October to introduce STLA One, the company’s new modular multi-energy platform. The architecture is designed to integrate electrification, AI and advanced software to significantly accelerate vehicle time-to-market.

Finally, Stellantis CEO Antonio Filosa and Enlarged Europe COO Emanuele Cappellano will lead the executive delegation, participating across a schedule of press conferences on the opening morning of 12 October.