If you've been following automotive trends, you'd be aware that carmakers are being encouraged to make only electric vehicles (EVs) instead of internal combustion engine (ICE) cars. However, this switch is unlikely to happen until after 2030, according to Christophe Musy, Stellantis' Senior Vice-President for Asean & General Distributors. That's because the pace of electrification differs not just from region...
If you've been following automotive trends, you'd be aware that carmakers are being encouraged to make only electric vehicles instead of internal combustion engine cars.
"From next year, every Peugeot launched will have a BEV version. I think it will be the same for most Stellantis brands," he tells us.Stellantis is an entity that was created when Fiat Chrysler Automobiles merged with the PSA Group. Stellantis currently has 14 car manufacturers under its umbrella. "Peugeot and Citroen share the same powertrains, but the suspension tuning will be very different. In Citroen, it is very oriented towards comfort, while in Peugeot it is more towards handling."
The answer, according to him, is not to replace SUVs, which will continue to be in the majority. But he also believes there is a growing segment of buyers, some of whom have owned several SUVs, who are seeking something different, "something lower, less boxy, and with better handling. The 408 is avant-garde, eye-catching, and a bit more dynamic."
Christophe explains that this is because when Peugeot decided to produce the car, the pace of electrification wasn't as quick as it was now, but that they are trying to catch up as quickly as possible.
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