#Stellantis, offering customers a wide freedom of choice across a 14-brand portfolio, achieved an impressive 41% sales increase in EU30 hybrid models year-to-date 2024, compared to the same period in 2023 (Jan. to May 2024 vs Jan. to May 2023). To meet this increasing demand for hybrid models in Europe, we’re ramping up our production and will offer 30 hybrid models by the end of the year.
If Stellantis doesn't fix the issues on the e-hybrid, the sales will suffer dramatically, remember "CUSTOMERS FIRST" always.
Great! Hybrid is, IMHO, the best way to proceed given the numerous BEV infrastructure challenges which have not yet been solved.
Impressive growth!
Elvis Qian
3w
Impressive growth!
Great news!
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3wI have only had the Dodge and Chrysler vans from your company. Had to wait 4 months for a plastic housing on 6 year old Dodge van is downside but I sold it with 210,000 miles on it and it can easily run another 100,000 miles on same transmission and engine. Newer Chrysler minivan has been pretty decent too. Not sure why such a huge inventory or Chrysler products but have heard from others that waiting on parts to fix a long time. Downside of sending tooling to China after end of model run. Companies sometimes only see immediate savings and not customer or dealership satisfaction with OEM. I had a slick system at Nissan to get parts to distribution channels from plant when I was there and this may be hurting Chrysler by sending tooling to China 🇨🇳.