Stellantis says it is learning from Leapmotor to develop the electric Citroën 2 CV in two years
Ned Curic, Stellantis' head of product development and technology, said in an interview with L'Argus during the Paris Motor Show that the company is learning from Leapmotor to design a car in two years. The A-segment platform, which will shape the electric Citroën 2 CV, relies on the know-how of the Chinese firm in which Stellantis took a stake in 2023. Curic said making a profit on an A-segment car is very difficult and that development is being moved to European offices.
In 40 seconds
- Curic: "We are learning from Leapmotor how to go faster" and to design a car in two years
- Stellantis' A-segment platform will be used in the electric Citroën 2 CV
- Stellantis acquired part of Leapmotor in 2023 and holds rights to sell its cars outside China
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