Morocco electric car factory Stellantis four-seater Kénitra

During its recent Investor Day, Stellantis presented its strategic directions. At the heart of this presentation, the company confirmed the arrival of two new vehicles in the C segment, manufactured in Morocco. Named "Grizzly," this duo of approximately 4.50 meters long inherits the economical platform of the Grande Panda. It will offer a classic body with up to seven seats and a profile with sleek lines under the Fastback designation.

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The Moroccan production lines will also welcome a brand new electric quadricycle. Under the name Quattrolino lies an extended version of the Topolino, designed to transport four people. This minimalist model, whose arrival was unexpected, will appeal to a wider clientele. It will logically benefit from a slightly upgraded engine block and a larger capacity battery to handle its new size.

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Alongside these vehicles, the group presented the Spiaggina, a refined version of its Tris three-wheeler. Dressed in retro bodywork for two passengers, it will target vacationers and marinas. The future of the catalog is therefore strongly centered around the Kénitra industrial hub, confirming the site’s importance in the manufacturer’s international deployment.