The 2026 Paris Motor Show is turning out to be a major launch pad for Stellantis.

With the company managing 14 car brands under its portfolio, the 2026 Paris Motor Show brought out a total of nine concept cars for Stellantis, with Alfa Romeo, Citroën, DS Automobiles, Fiat, Opel, and Peugeot each presenting a vision of their future vehicles and design direction.

Developed under Gilles Vidal, Head of Design for Enlarged Europe, the concepts explore different approaches to performance, electric mobility, versatility, and in-car technology. They also form part of Stellantis’ strategy to introduce more than 50 products by 2030 and expand its market coverage in Europe by 25%. Here are six of them:

The Alfa Romeo Cuorerosso previews the brand’s future performance cars, with a focus on multi-energy powertrains and models measuring up to 4.7 meters long. Its potential high-performance configuration includes a 2.9-liter V6 full-hybrid engine, Q4 all-wheel drive, a torque-converter transmission, and a carbon-fiber driveshaft.

Meanwhile, the Citroën 2 CV Concept reimagines the iconic model as an affordable, fully electric car. Staying true to the original’s emphasis on simplicity and accessibility, the concept envisions a European-built EV priced at around GBP 15,000. There’s even a light commercial vehicle concept of the 2 CV called the Fourgonnette.

The DS F3VER explores a more distinctive and customizable design direction for DS Automobiles, combining desirability with everyday versatility.

The Fiat Multiplay offers a configurable vehicle concept that combines the practicality of a pickup with the comfort of an SUV. Inspired by the original Multipla, it explores a more flexible approach to mobility designed around changing lifestyles and shared experiences.

Rounding out the lineup are the Opel STX Concept and Peugeot RCZ Vision. The former previews a bolder design direction for future Opel estate cars, featuring an evolved Vizor lighting signature and a more prominent Opel Compass. 

The latter serves as a technology and design manifesto for Peugeot, previewing an electric performance car based on the STLA One platform. It also features steer-by-wire technology, the Hypersquare control interface, and a new-generation Peugeot i-Cockpit.

Stellantis is showcasing more than 60 vehicles at the Paris Motor Show, representing eight brands, including partner Leapmotor. The display highlights the group's plans to draw on each marque's distinct identity while developing new vehicles and technologies for the European market.