Paris Motor Show highlights future vehicle trends and Brazilian market impacts

The Paris Motor Show has adapted to changing industry dynamics by reducing its exhibition period from eleven to seven days. The event demonstrated that hybrid and electric vehicles are expected to coexist for an indefinite period.

Several manufacturers showcased models with implications for the Brazilian market. Stellantis Group presented various concepts, including the Fiat Grizzly and Grizzly Fastback, which may influence future Brazilian models, alongside an electric reimagining of the Citroën 2 CV and the Peugeot RCZ Vision. Jeep announced plans for six new models by 2030, starting with the Recon in Europe in 2027.

Other notable entries included the Volkswagen electric ID. Tiguan, the Ford Ranger MS-RT Champion Edition, and Hyundai’s new Tucson hybrid. Additionally, Chinese manufacturers represented one-third of the show, with brands such as Li Auto and BAW present, and the Dolphin G plug-in hybrid identified as a model slated for export to Brazil.