Stellantis, one of the world’s largest mobility companies, is set to make a grand entrance at the 102nd Brussels Motor Show with 62 vehicles across 11 iconic brands. Reaffirming its commitment to a constantly evolving product lineup, Stellantis will host two world premieres: the refreshed Opel Astra and the new PEUGEOT 408. The event will also feature major European debuts, including Leapmotor’s all-electric B03X crossover, the versatile 7-seater Fiat QUBO L, and the Fiat Professional TRIS—the first three-wheeled vehicle in FIAT’s history.
Stellantis is preparing for a massive presence at the Brussels Motor Show, held from January 9–18, 2026. Hosting approximately 75 OEMs and expecting over 300,000 visitors, the show has become a key commercial hub for the automotive industry. Stellantis will occupy a 5,200-square-meter stand in Hall 5, showcasing its ability to meet every mobility need—from urban micromobility to heavy goods transportation.
From Urban Micromobility to Cargo Transport
Representing 11 brands—Alfa Romeo, Citroën, DS Automobiles, FIAT & Abarth, Jeep®, Lancia, Leapmotor, Opel, Maserati, PEUGEOT, and Stellantis Pro One—the group will display 62 vehicles. Highlights of the show include:
- World Premiere – Opel Astra: This Rüsselsheim-born compact bestseller features the striking Opel Vizor front design, offering a cleaner, more technical, and more impressive character than ever.
- World Premiere – PEUGEOT 408: PEUGEOT pushes the boundaries of design with a new, sharp fastback silhouette, further enhancing its sophisticated aesthetic at both the front and rear.
Innovative European Premieres & Visionary Concepts
Stellantis will also introduce three models to the European market for the first time:
- Leapmotor B03X: A fully electric crossover featuring advanced smart technologies and a flexible interior, perfect for urban agility.
- Fiat QUBO L: A highly versatile family vehicle offering a 7-seat configuration and a diesel engine alternative, bringing space and joy to modern families.
- Fiat Professional TRIS: A next-generation three-wheeled electric vehicle designed specifically for the booming “last-mile” delivery sector.
Two visionary concept cars will also bridge the gap between heritage and future:
- Citroën Elo: A “small car with big ambitions,” this 4.10-meter modular electric concept can accommodate up to six people, serving as a mobile laboratory for “Rest, Play, and Work.”
- Opel Corsa GSE Vision Gran Turismo: A digital-meets-physical powerhouse delivering 588 kW (800 HP) and a 0–100 km/h time of just 2 seconds. It is also playable on PlayStation’s Gran Turismo 7.
Brand Highlights and Motor Sport Heritage
- Alfa Romeo: Will offer an exclusive preview of a new product cycle, while the new Tonale makes its Belgian debut.
- DS Automobiles: Honors its DS PERFORMANCE department with the DS E-TENSE FE25 single-seater.
- Lancia: Features the motor show debut of the Ypsilon HF Integrale, a rally car developed by Lancia Corse HF for the WRC2 category.
- Jeep®: Showcases the Avenger Black Edition, the new Compass 4xe, and the Wagoneer S.
- Maserati: Highlights the MCPURA Cielo, GranCabrio, and the Grecale Lumina Blu special edition.
2026 Car of the Year (COTY) Ceremony
The Brussels Motor Show holds extra significance as it hosts the announcement of the 2026 Car of the Year. Stellantis is a strong contender with two models among the seven finalists: the Citroën C5 Aircross and the Fiat Grande Panda.
