Stellantis Strengthens Its Industrial Plans in Morocco by 2030

The Italian automotive manufacturer Stellantis has unveiled the key points of its industrial strategy through 2030, confirming the central role of its Kenitra plant in the production of new models for international markets.

New Compact SUVs Produced in Morocco

During its recent “Investor Day,” the group announced the arrival of two new compact SUVs from segment C, which will be assembled in Morocco under the name “Grizzly.”

These models, approximately 4.50 meters in length, will be based on the technical platform of the Grande Panda. They will be available in a family version seating up to seven passengers, as well as in a Fastback variant that features a sportier and more aerodynamic design.

A New Four-Seat Electric Vehicle

The Kenitra plant will also produce a new electric quadricycle named “Quattrolino,” described as an elongated version of the Topolino.

This innovative model will accommodate four passengers and will be equipped with a more powerful motor as well as a larger capacity battery to provide greater range and performance.

A Focus on Lightweight and Modern Mobility Solutions

In addition, Stellantis has unveiled the “Spiaggina,” a retro-style version of its three-wheeler Tris, primarily aimed at tourist areas, marinas, and recreational spaces.

Kenitra Confirms Its Strategic Role

Through these new projects, the Kenitra industrial site confirms its growing significance within Stellantis’s global network. The Moroccan plant is gradually establishing itself as a strategic hub for the production of compact and electric vehicles intended for various international markets.