Jeep, Ram, and Fiat will be the main targets for investment, since these brands provide the company with consistent sales growth and profitability, especially in the SUV and pickup segments, and also enjoy strong demand from buyers. Peugeot, despite its more modest global presence, will receive additional funds to strengthen and expand its share of the European market.

The group's other brands, such as Citroën, Opel, Alfa Romeo, and several regional names, will develop by adapting proven technologies from the group’s leaders, particularly Jeep. This approach aims to boost their competitiveness in local markets while preserving each brand’s unique characteristics.

Stellantis management sees every brand as a valuable asset, so even under economic hardship, no closures are planned. Additional investment will help offset the overall decline in production volumes by strengthening positions in local markets.

Looking ahead, Stellantis is considering collaboration with Chinese manufacturer Leapmotor. According to Stellantis’s CEO, a joint project to create an electric SUV under the Opel brand is under discussion. This would accelerate innovation adoption and expand the company’s presence in key markets, aligning with the global trend toward vehicle electrification.

The new investment strategy will be officially presented in May of this year. It aims to bolster Stellantis’s position in various regions worldwide by deploying advanced technologies from its leading brands and enhancing the appeal of its entire product lineup for specific markets.