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Stellantis Launches Entry-Level Trims for Opel Combo and Citroen Berlingo in Europe

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Stellantis introduced two new entry-level trims for the Citroen Berlingo and Opel Combo in Europe. The Opel Combo Start is priced from €22,400 in Germany, and these base models feature redesigned interiors and unpainted plastic on the bumpers. The new trims are available with gasoline, diesel, mild-hybrid, and fully electric powertrains.

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The introduction of these trims makes the commercial vehicles more accessible and practical for fleet operators and business owners in Europe. This strategic market move increases competition in the commercial vehicle segment.

Stellantis, which owns Fiat and Jeep, is investing in EV production sites and setting targets for fossil fuel phase-out in Europe.

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  • StellantisIntroduced the new entry-level trims for the commercial vehicles.
  • BerlingoOne of the commercial vehicles receiving the new entry-level trim.

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  • StellantisSpeculative

    Stellantis could increase sales volume by offering more accessible, high-volume entry-level trims.

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