Stellantis invests $173M to build electric Citroen SUV in France

The Citroen C5 Aircross (shown) was launched in 2017. Its replacement will debut in 2025 on the STLA Medium platform, which is heavily focused on full-electric powertrains, although it can accommodate combustion engines.

June 01, 2023 04:09 PM

Stellantis will invest 160 million euros ($176 million) to prepare its factory in Rennes, western France, to build the next Citroen compact SUV, which will be mostly sold as a full-electric vehicle when it is launched in 2025, the automaker said.

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