Stellantis Unveils Six Electric-Vehicle Concepts as Europe Sales Fall
The automaker is emphasizing more affordable electric vehicles and a wider lineup as Chinese competitors gain ground in Europe.

Stellantis unveiled six electric-vehicle concepts on Oct. 11 as the automaker seeks to reverse declining sales and market share in Europe.
Chief Executive Antonio Filosa presented the concepts as part of Stellantis’ effort to strengthen its position in the European market. The company is emphasizing more affordable electric vehicles and a broader lineup as Chinese competitors gain ground.
The unveiling comes as Stellantis works to address weaker performance in Europe, where the automaker’s sales and market share have declined. Its strategy centers on offering electric vehicles at lower prices while expanding the range of models available to customers.