One billion euros and three new Peugeots in Mulhouse

With more than one billion euros invested in France, Stellantis is preparing for the arrival of three new electrified Peugeot models in Mulhouse starting in 2029.

Stellantis confirms its industrial commitment in France with an investment of over one billion euros aimed at supporting the development of its future generation of electrified vehicles. At the heart of this program is the Mulhouse plant, which is set to become one of the main pillars of the group’s industrial strategy for the next decade.

Starting in 2029, the Alsace site will host the production of three new Peugeot models based on the STLA One platform. This new multi-energy architecture is designed to incorporate both electric and hybrid powertrains while improving the industrial competitiveness of the manufacturer.

Modernization and Development

A significant portion of the investment will be dedicated to adapting and modernizing the Mulhouse plant to prepare for the arrival of these future vehicles. The program also plans a major effort in research and development around the STLA One platform, considered one of Stellantis’s strategic projects for the coming years.

During the official announcement, Emmanuel Macron praised a decision that strengthens France’s position in the transition to electric mobility. The President of the Republic stated that this investment provides “a real industrial future” for the Mulhouse site and demonstrates the group’s confidence in the capabilities of French industry.

Already specialized in the production of Peugeot models, the Haut-Rhin plant thus sees its strategic role within Stellantis’s European industrial framework reinforced. The arrival of new electrified vehicles is expected to allow the site to confidently approach the next phase of transformation in the automotive sector.

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This announcement is one of the most significant industrial investments by the group in France in recent years and confirms Stellantis’s intention to make Mulhouse a key player in its electric offensive.

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