Stellantis is returning to the Paris Motor Show with a broad product offensive centered on affordable EVs (electric vehicles), including a Citroen concept reviving the 2CV and previewing a European-made model expected in 2028. The company presented six of nine concepts alongside production vehicles, including international premieres from DS, Fiat, Lancia, Opel and Chinese partner Leapmotor. CEO Antonio Filosa is using the event to promote Stellantis’ 2030 strategy, which includes dozens of new models, cost reductions and deeper cooperation with Chinese partners. Investors remain unconvinced after two years of declining market share and profitability in North America and Europe, while the company’s shares recently fell to €3.81, their lowest level since Stellantis was formed in 2021.