The group still wants to go EV-only in Europe by 2030, but until that happens, hybrids are the answer
Stellantis will have 30 hybrids on sale before the end of the year. The company announced 6 more hybrid launches by 2026, expanding its electrified lineup. The models use an eDCT gearbox with an integrated electric motor, working together with a 48V battery. Buyers show their preference in hybrids, prompting automakers to step up their game.
Sébastien Jacquet, Stellantis Deputy Chief Engineering Officer, said: “We have a very competitive hybrid solution that we are now ramping up with our new eDCT technology and we are rolling it out across a wide range of models, making it accessible to many customers.” Peugeot Lineup According to the company, sales of the EU30 hybrid models increased by 41 percent year-to-date in 2024 compared to last year.
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