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They've mentioned something with huge battery but I'm not sure that it's technically BEV. Actually I would put my hand in a fire and say that STLA Frame on the presentation had big battery and place to put internal combustion engine. And they called it REPB, something like that, Range Electric...

Interior on Summit is inspired by Giulia&Stelvio Lusso. @TripleT has Stelvio Lusso. He can talk about it.

I'm unaware of BEV Wagoneer.

Yes, L'argus is saying so and they are usually very dependent when it comes to PSA news.

@pumadog Pug 308?

Dodge Hornet and Jeep Junior

They are biased. I'll refrain from more serious accusations.

PSA.. ehm Stellantis is differently calculating margin than FCA.

This is in contrast to Europe. Maybe it depends on what you consider as a public transport. And it may be very different from country to country, and even from city to city. Usually public transport like city buses, tramways and similar city transport, sucks if it's privately owned.

Yeah, that's it. STLA Medium is just small for big minivan.

I'm talking about official numbers. STLA Medium stops at 4.9 x 1.9 meters STLA Large starts at 4.7 x 1.9 meters Stellantis EV Day 2021 Presentation, page 23

I think that this is the last generation of a classic minivan and they will milk it as long as they can.

Based on the available information your claim is false. STLA Medium size according to slides will not exceed 4.9 meters in length and around 1.9 meters in width. It's all about SLTA Large for, hmh, large unibody cars. BTW it seems that Windsor is going with STLA Large in the future. Chrysler...

Canadian plants are good for products which can be on sale both in US and EU. Keep it in mind.

2024 for Abarth? Who said it? Abarth was planned much sooner.

Yes if they are BEV but not with ICE. With ICE they are FWD or RWD based, never both.

Single dealership? It's not the way in Europe. Not if you fight against VAG.

It doesn't make sense. One of the more stupid things I read here.

km / min average in DC by InsideEVs Model [source] Drive / Battery (kWh) Power medium (20-80%) Autonomy earned estimated (20-80%) Electric Fiat 500 (42 kWh) of 2021 [Fastned] FWD 42 kWh 63 kW 9 km / min 2019 Renault ZOE ZE 50 [Fastned] FWD 55 kWh 35 kW 4.4 km / min 2020...

Hmh. I don't know how are they legally called. It may differ by country. But AFAIK in most countries there are: motorways extra urban or open roads city roads