Stellantis Group Is Preparing to Launch Two New Electric Car Models from Fiat and Peugeot in Brazil

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 24/06/2021 at 12:13

O Fiat 500 elétrico deverá ser trazido apenas na versão topo de linha Icon, com preço em torno de R$ 250 mil, mesma faixa de preço do Peugeot 208 e-GT (Crédito: Reprodução/Divulgação)

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The New Electric Car Models Fiat 500 and Peugeot 208 e-GT from Stellantis Arrive in Brazil in July

The Stellantis Group, made up of FCA and PSA, is planning to launch two new electric car models in Brazil next month. One will be a model from the new generation of the Fiat 500, and the other will be the Peugeot 208 e-GT.

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According to reports, the Fiat 500 model will feature only a high-end Icon version with a price around R$ 250 thousand. The model will have a power of 118 horsepower, allowing the car to go from 0 to 100 km/h in 9 seconds.

With a range of 320 km, the Fiat car will have a top speed of 170 km/h. The Peugeot 208 e-GT will be imported from France and will also be priced at approximately R$ 250 thousand.

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Stellantis Plans to Create 200 Charging Points for Electric Cars in the Country

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To welcome the electric cars Fiat 500 and Peugeot 208 e-GT, Stellantis has partnered with Enel X and Estapar to create a charging network consisting of 200 points in Brazil, known as Ecovagas. According to the manager of Programs and Product Planning for South America at Stellantis, Breno Kamei, the partnership is part of several initiatives by Stellantis to prepare a foundation for Fiat and Peugeot electric cars even before they arrive in the country.

The estimate is that the Ecovagas will be implemented later this year, but these 200 points will only be for the first semester, with possibilities for future expansions.

The points will be installed in airports, shopping centers, arenas, commercial buildings, hospitals, and some educational institutions. Initially, they will be installed in 10 states and 23 cities.

Stellantis May Bring Electric Vehicles from Citroën to the Brazilian Market

In addition to Fiat and Peugeot, the company, which also owns Citroën, may bring the ë-C4, a fully electric version based on the latest generation of the C4 model. Another one that might also arrive in Brazil is the C5 Aircross, a Plug-in Hybrid.

The ë-C4 features a 50 kWh battery and a 136 horsepower engine, along with other elements already present in other sustainable cars from the PSA Group. It has a range of approximately 350 km on a single charge.

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