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From 6 stories, the newest dated 16 Oct 2026. Summary written 16 Oct 2026.
Citroën is a car brand sold in India by Stellantis, whose Indian arm is Stellantis India. [1] source: Business Today
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Stellantis owns the Thiruvallur Citroen assembly joint venture in Tamil Nadu. [2] source: Financial Express
In September 2026, Stellantis acquired HMFCL's remaining stake in SAIPL, taking its ownership of the Thiruvallur Citroen assembly JV to 100%. [2] source: Financial Express It plans to raise annual output at Thiruvallur from 16,000 units in 2026 to over 43,000 by 2028. [3] source: CNBC-TV18 Stellantis India's figures include over 95% localisation and over €1 billion invested in India. [1] source: Business Today In October 2026, Autocar Professional reported that Citroen plans an A-segment car, a C-segment SUV and a D-segment MPV for India under Stellantis' Fastlane 2030, backed by approximately Rs 4,000 crore of fresh investment. [4] source: Autocar Professional The first launch is scheduled for Q2 2027, and the model has not been identified. [4] source: Autocar Professional NDTV Profit reported that seven Citroen models are among 12 new Stellantis models planned for India over four years. [5] source: NDTV Profit
Stellantis India CEO Shailesh Hazela said the Fastlane 2030 expansion is backed by approximately Rs 4,000 crore. [6] source: Autocar Professional Jeep, also part of Stellantis, accounts for the other five of the 12 planned models. [5] source: NDTV Profit
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Who owns Citroën?
Citroën is owned by Stellantis, which in September 2026 took 100% ownership of its Thiruvallur Citroen assembly joint venture in India by acquiring HMFCL's remaining stake in SAIPL. [2] source: Financial Express
What is Citroën's current strategy in India?
In September 2026, Stellantis took full control of the Thiruvallur plant and planned to raise output from 16,000 units in 2026 to over 43,000 by 2028. [3] source: CNBC-TV18[2] source: Financial Express In October 2026, Citroen was reported to plan an A-segment car, a C-segment SUV and a D-segment MPV for India, with the first launch in Q2 2027. [4] source: Autocar Professional
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