One automaker is bringing more than 60 vehicles across 8 different brands to a single motor show floor this October. Stellantis has confirmed it will occupy a 5,340-square-meter stand at the 2026 Paris Motor Show, more than double the footprint the group brought to the event just two years ago.

A Show Reclaiming Its Place on the Calendar

The 91st edition of the Mondial de l’Auto runs October 12-18, 2026 at the Porte de Versailles exhibition center in Paris, with organizers projecting more than 500,000 visitors through the doors. Stellantis’s decision to more than double its presence from the 2024 show, according to its own announcement, comes as the industry watches whether Paris can rebuild the exhibitor turnout that used to define it before recent years thinned the floor.

Key Points

• Brands on site: Alfa Romeo, Citroën, DS Automobiles, FIAT, Lancia, Leapmotor, Opel, and Peugeot
• Vehicles on display: More than 60 across the 8 brands
• Stand size: 5,340 square meters
• World/regional premieres: Lancia Gamma (French national premiere) and Leapmotor B03 (European premiere)

The Stellantis release describes the stand as an “interactive, multisensory space” meant to walk visitors through the breadth of its portfolio rather than just parking cars on a floor. The centerpiece French premiere is the Lancia Gamma, a fastback crossover marking the Italian brand’s return to larger segments, offered with both hybrid and electric powertrains and built at Stellantis’s Melfi plant in Italy.

Leapmotor, the Chinese EV brand in which Stellantis holds a controlling stake in its international joint venture, gets its own moment with the European premiere of the B03 compact hatchback, alongside previews of the upcoming B03X crossover and B05 hatch. That alone signals how central the electric, China-linked brand has become to Stellantis’s European strategy in a short amount of time.

What’s on the Floor

Beyond the two headline debuts, the display leans heavily on recent and updated products. DS is showing the Nº7 with a hybrid/electric range rated up to 740 km. Opel brings its redesigned Astra, built around Intelli-Lux HD headlights with more than 50,000 individually controllable elements. Peugeot’s stand spans the 308, 408, and E-208 GTi hot hatch, alongside the 9X8 endurance racer that competes in the World Endurance Championship. Fiat is bringing the Grande Panda, the 600, and two unrevealed C-segment models, while Alfa Romeo is showing its range including the low-volume 33 Stradale. Citroën rounds out the lineup with everything from the compact Ami to the C5 Aircross, plus a concept car.

Paris has spent recent editions losing exhibitors to shrinking budgets and shows elsewhere on the calendar. Stellantis showing up with 8 brands and more than 60 cars under one roof is, by its own numbers, a bet that a single group’s scale can help pull the event’s relevance back with it.