Turin Becomes Heart of Stellantis’ Commercial Vehicle Operations with New Global Hub • Professional Van

Stellantis has boosted its light commercial vehicle (LCV) strategy with the inauguration of a new global hub at the Mirafiori Automotive Park in Turin.

The facility will be dedicated to the company’s LCV division, Stellantis Pro One, and will streamline the decision-making process by bringing key areas such as engineering, marketing, product development, sales, and logistics into one location.

Home to more than 80 experts, the new hub will serve as a central point of coordination for the company’s global LCV operations. This includes managing relationships with production facilities worldwide and acting as a guiding force for employees working within the commercial vehicle business.

“The Stellantis Pro One global commercial vehicles hub is all about taking the best of our dedicated teams, based across our regions, to achieve our ambition on a very profitable segment that represents one-third of our revenues,” said Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares. “The decision to set this hub in Mirafiori is another testament to our deep commitment to Italy.”

In 2024, Stellantis succeeded in key global markets, claiming the top position in LCV sales across Europe, South America, and the Middle East & Africa. Combined, LCV sales account for more than a third of Stellantis’ total net revenue. With plans to generate €5 billion (£4.2bn) in revenue from connected services, Stellantis is on target to achieve its Dare Forward 2023 strategy goals.

The company also launched significant updates to its van lineup, rolling out 12 new models from Citroen, Fiat, Opel, Peugeot, and Vauxhall. Each model range now includes second-generation electrification technologies, while the large vans include fuel-cell-electric powertrain options. In North America, the introduction of the Ram ProMaster EV Delivery van expands the manufacturer’s electric vehicle offerings, while in South America, the new Fiat Titano pickup targets growing demand for low-impact LCVs.

Stellantis has also introduced its “CustomFit” program, offering tailored vehicle conversions to meet specific customer requirements. This initiative is backed by a global network of over 400 certified partners, providing solutions ranging from enhanced cargo vans to recreational vehicles.

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