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Stellantis India CEO On ₹4,000 Crore Investment, 12 New Jeep & Citroën Models

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Stellantis India MD and CEO Shailesh Hazela outlines the company’s roadmap for India through 2030 under the global Fast Lane 2030 strategy. The plan includes seven all-new products and five refreshed models across Jeep and Citroën, supported by an additional investment of around ₹4,000 crore in product development, localisation and customer experience. The first launch is scheduled for Q2 2027. Hazela discusses the implications of the India-EU Free Trade Agreement for completely built-up units (CBUs) and locally manufactured vehicles, the company’s export ambitions for powertrains and vehicles, and its multi-energy strategy spanning ICE, hybrid, electric and CNG technologies.

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