At the 102nd Brussels Motor Show, running from 9 to 18 January 2026, the group is presenting seven commercial vehicle models spanning micromobility, compact vans, medium vans and large vans. The display is intended to reinforce Stellantis’ role in European urban distribution and professional transport. The key product launch is the European debut of Fiat Professional Tris, a fully electric three-wheeled vehicle designed for urban deliveries. The model is expected to be marketed across major European markets during 2026, starting with Italy.
Developed in Italy by the Stellantis Design Centre, Tris measures 3.17 metres in length and has a turning radius of 3.05 metres, targeting congested city environments. Despite its compact size, the Rce-approved payload reaches 540 kg, with a load area of around 2.25 square metres capable of carrying a Europallet.
The vehicle is powered by a 48-volt electric motor with 9 kW peak output and 45 Nm of torque, with a maximum speed of 45 km/h. A 6.9 kWh lithium battery provides a type-approved range of 90 kilometres under the Wmtc cycle. Charging can be carried out via a standard 220-volt socket, with 80% charge achieved in 3.5 hours.
Tris will be offered in cab-chassis, flatbed and tipper configurations, targeting different professional applications. The simplified drivetrain, without clutch or gearbox, is aimed at ease of use, while standard equipment includes LED lighting, a digital instrument cluster and onboard power outlets.
Stellantis is also highlighting micromobility through Citroën Ami Cargo, positioned as a solution for light urban deliveries with up to 400 litres of load volume and a 140 kg payload. In the compact van segment, the display includes Citroën Berlingo Xtr, available with combustion and electric powertrains, offering up to 3.3 cubic metres of load volume, expandable via the Extenso cab. Opel Vivaro Electric Sportive represents the medium van segment, with a declared Wltp range of up to 349 kilometres from its 100 kW electric motor.
Large van offerings on show include Fiat Ducato panel van and Citroën Jumper double-cab dropside, alongside Peugeot Partner Long and Citroën Berlingo in the compact category.
The exhibition is framed around the CustomFit conversion programme, summarised by the slogan “You need it, we make it”. The programme includes factory and partner-based conversions through a network of more than 600 authorised partners, with the aim of maintaining Oem standards, delivery timelines and warranty coverage.
Massimiliano Barberis
