Stellantis announced at an investor conference held in the USA its plan to launch 60 new models and invest 60 billion euros by 2030. The group was formed by incorporating brands like Fiat’s Chrysler and Peugeot. Management stated that the plan aims for rapid growth and profitability. Stellantis is currently behind Chinese competitors in the electric vehicle sector and plans to take significant steps in this area. The group will focus on Jeep, Ram, Peugeot, and Fiat brands, allocating 70% of investments to these brands. Additionally, two new electric vehicles will be developed for Maserati. A new fully electric vehicle segment priced under 15,000 euros is planned to be launched in 2028 at Italy's Pomigliano d’Arco factory. The Fiat brand will expand its product range with models such as three-wheeled and four-seater versions of the Topolino, the new electric 500, and the Grizzly SUV. In the North American market, sales are expected to increase by 35%, with a focus on increasing the number of affordable models. In Europe, revenue growth and affordable electric vehicle production will be prioritized. In the Asian market, new Jeep models will be developed in India in collaboration with Tata Motors. Stellantis also emphasizes the integration of artificial intelligence in production and collaborates with various technology companies in this field.