Groupe PSA in the news

Brigitte Cantaloube is named Chief Digital Officer of PSA Peugeot Citroën, and a Stellantis Communications Newsletter is available for updates.

PSA Retail hosted a roadshow highlighting automotive services and mobility innovations.

An analyst suggests a potential long-term split of Stellantis, with its North American division alone valued similarly to the entire company, while the CEO aims to maintain its current unified structure.

Groupe PSA, in partnership with Sebrae, is launching a technology challenge for Brazilian startups, with updates available via the Stellantis Communications Newsletter.

The document is an album of Groupe PSA archives and invites subscription to the Stellantis Communications newsletter for updates.

Groupe PSA is recognized for its commitment to equality and diversity, and users can sign up for the Stellantis Communications Newsletter to stay informed.

Groupe PSA participates in a sustainable mobility program with Argentina's Ministry of Transport.

The document briefly mentions the PSA Group's presence in Iran and promotes the Stellantis Communications Newsletter.

A new website has been launched for Groupe PSA, reflecting its updated identity.

Groupe PSA announced it would assemble Opel and Peugeot vehicles in Namibia starting in 2018.

Certain Stellantis models continue to use the problematic 1.2 PureTech engine with an oil-bath timing belt despite a newer, chain-driven version being available.

Groupe PSA will cease production at its Porto Real factory due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Groupe PSA and CK Birla Group established joint ventures in India to manufacture and sell vehicles and powertrains, targeting a 2020 market entry.

PSA Peugeot Citroën will cease production at its Aulnay plant and reorganize its Rennes plant, affecting over 3000 employees due to a bleak European market.

PSA Group is set to enter the Indian market by 2020, with plans to introduce Citroën and vehicles based on its new modular CMP platform, partnering with CK Birla's HMFCL.

Stellantis, formed by the merger of FCA and Groupe PSA, announced key leadership appointments for India and the Asia Pacific region to leverage shared platforms and brands.

Groupe PSA's DS 7 Crossback, a luxury SUV, was spotted testing in India, signaling its potential launch in 2020 to compete with premium compact SUVs.

Stellantis, formed from the FCA-Groupe PSA merger, appointed Roland Bouchara as CEO and MD for India and Dr. Partha Dutta to lead R&D for India and Asia Pacific.