PSA is strongly hinting it will unveil an additional – unnamed – vehicle to be produced at its Poissy plant North West of Paris with further details to be released at the end of this year.
“The study we are undertaking should confirm our facility meets the financial performance criteria to manufacture an additional competitive vehicle for our customers,” said PSA Poissy Labour and Human Relations manager, Pierre Long.
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“All our teams are ready to meet the challenge and demonstrate our commitment to seizing the opportunity. We should be able to share an update by the end of 2018.”
The Poissy plant currently manufactures the Peugeot 208 and DS 3. As announced in 2015, the Poissy facility will launch production of a new DS Automobiles by the end of the year, which will debut the Group’s multi-energy Common Modular Platform (CMP) for the Premium Compact segment.
After an investment of EUR150m (US$175m), the Poissy plant will also become Groupe PSA’s first site to manufacture purely electric versions of this model on the eCMP.
Groupe PSA is continuing its Push to Pass plan and aims in particular to develop an electrified offering covering all its vehicle ranges by 2025.
