Observed Signal · Sep 16, 2026 · Market Signal · Source: Stellantis · Impact: 4/5
Stellantis to Unveil New Mobility Vision with Nine Concept Cars, October 12-18 at Paris Motor Show
Stellantis announces it will unveil a new mobility vision with nine concept cars at the Paris Motor Show from October 12-18, 2026.
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Stellantis' bitter recipe for Opel
Manager Magazin's manage:mobility newsletter (2026-06-04) reports that Stellantis, under Chairman John Elkann and CEO Antonio Filosa, has launched a new corporate strategy called "Fastlane" amid falling European sales and Chinese competition; Filosa has reportedly relegated Opel to a regional brand, raising concerns about its future and suggesting rescue might come from China. The newsletter also notes personnel and industry developments: Celia Pelaz (ex‑Spire COO) will join Schaeffler as CEO "Defence & New Space" in October; Blue Origin’s New Glenn suffered a test explosion with repairs that may delay activity up to two years; SpaceX is preparing a roadshow and reportedly targets an IPO at $135 per share to raise ~$75 billion valuing the company at $1.75 trillion; Tesla saw a May sales increase in Europe; BYD posted a May rebound and SAIC plans a 2028 plant in Galicia (120,000 units/year, ~1,000 jobs). BMW and E.ON launched a 20-household bidirectional charging pilot (BDL Next) in Germany.
Citroën Launches Social Campaign for Electric 2CV
Citroën (part of Stellantis) has begun a social-media campaign to promote an upcoming electric version of the 2CV, ahead of an official unveiling at the Paris Motor Show in October 2026. The campaign centers on a digital adaptation of the French board game “Petits Chevaux,” built around an interactive gameboard with quizzes, polls and other mini-interactions tied to the 2CV’s history. The promotion runs until 12 October 2026, is active on Citroën’s international Instagram account, and offers prizes such as Citroën Lifestyle Shop items and tickets to the Paris salon. Citroën previously announced the electric city car, which is expected to reach the market around 2028 at an estimated price of about €15,000.
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