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Oct 23, 2026
Paris Motor Show 2026: Can Europe Answer China? - Marc Amblard S2E21
19:43
In French, we say le loup dans la bergerie, so bringing the wolf, right? It's a matter of balance.
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19:47Marc AmblardGUEST
Yes, you can't just let these vehicles take over at the expense of the Stellantis brands in Europe.
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19:57Marc AmblardGUEST
At the same time, closing the door is also shooting themselves in the foot longer term.
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20:02Marc AmblardGUEST
Because then you just... let Chinese do on their own, so may as well be friends.
23:24
And this is the various solutions that now the OEMs have from a powertrain perspective, is to have an electric vehicle where there is an engine which is not really moving the wheels but extending the battery range, right? How strategically this is a move that changes the, I would say, the strategy versus a regular hybrid powertrain?
