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Update from L'Argus: STLA Small is on track. New 208 in Dec 2026, new Corsa and new DS3 in 2027, all 3 made in Zaragoza. The new 2008 has been delayed to Sep 2029, and will be made in Vigo https://www.largus.fr/actualite-automobile/ds3-e-tense-2027-stellantis-projette-de-produire-la-citadine-electrique-en-espagne-30036834.html https://www.latribunadeautomocion.es/2024/10/stellantis-retrasa-la-stla-small-para-vigo-a-septiembre-de-2029/ https://www.latribunadeautomocion.es/2024/10/stellantis-planifica-el-ds-3-para-zaragoza-desde-mayo-de-2027-con-35-000-unidades/
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secondo me, if it actually happens, it won't be the next Bottega, it will be a limited production model of around 500 units (so basically what the Giulia SWB was intended to be), perhaps as the homage to the last ICE RWD Alfa Romeo (I'm almost crying writing this). The Bottega models are ultra-limited cars (max 100 units according to Imparato) and cost 7-digit amount of euro
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My personal guess is that the plan for Renegade was to be based on the STLA Small platform. But what is currently happening is probably that Stellantis has delayed the introduction of that platform. The New 2008 is delayed from 2027 to 2029 according to a spanish newspaper, and this could be a sign. So, if that's the case, they're probably thinking of switching to Smart so that the car is launched by 2027The only thing that matters is if he did a good job, not if he gave too many interviews. I mean, Alfa's had awful CEOs who gave less interviews, but did almost nothing for the brand (Kuniskis first that comes to mind), but the one who disrespected Alfa's history is Imparato? The fact Ficili said that with Alfa he just has to continue the JPI's plan, while with Maserati he has a lot of work to do, speaks volumesAt first, I just singled out the photo. But then I thought of doing something more, and I was a bit lucky. If you googIe "F169M linkedin" you'll find this Bosch employee who worked on a IPB1.1 project that concerns the Roma M and the SF90M (and the same person also worked on the Artura Spider). Google "Bosch IPB1.1" and you'll find that it is an integrated power brake specifically made for hybrid cars, which means that the Roma M will probably be a hybrid (V6?). Nothing new, we knew it from multiple sources, but anyway the more the sources, the better
I guess the only benefit of covid is that you feel too dizzy to work, and thus you have time to play with google and find some interesting things https://prezi.com/p/brsahnbwkfuz/presentation-on-aptiv-oujda-project/ update: Found a bit more https://prezi.com/p/zk2wizwldg55/improving-automobile-parts-procurement/
The lines at the hood are not right
