SHERIDAN, WYOMING - January 22, 2026 - At the 102nd Brussels Motor Show, Stellantis Pro One presented a broad cross-section of its professional vehicle portfolio, highlighting how electrification, micromobility, and OEM-grade customization were reshaping urban and last-mile transport across Europe. Exhibiting in Hall 5, the Stellantis business unit dedicated to light commercial vehicles used the event to underline its leadership in professional mobility, while marking the European debut of the fully electric Fiat Professional TRIS three-wheeler alongside a complete lineup enhanced by the Stellantis CustomFit program.
A Strategic Showcase at a Key European Event
From January 9 to January 18, Stellantis Pro One used the Brussels Motor Show as a strategic platform to demonstrate the breadth of its commercial vehicle offering under four core brands: Citroën, Fiat Professional, Opel, and Peugeot. Seven vehicles were displayed, spanning micromobility, compact vans, midsize vans, and large vans, reflecting Stellantis Pro One's end-to-end approach to professional transportation.
The stand brought together established models such as the Peugeot Partner Long, Citroën Berlingo XTR, Opel Vivaro Electric Sportive, Fiat Ducato Panel Van, and Citroën Jumper Dropside Double Cabin, while placing particular emphasis on emerging solutions for dense urban environments.
Fiat Professional TRIS Made Its European Debut
The focal point of the exhibit was the Fiat Professional TRIS, a fully electric, three-wheeled pickup designed specifically for urban micromobility and last-mile delivery. Compact in size yet engineered for professional use, TRIS combined a payload capacity of over 500 kg with a footprint of just 3.17 meters in length and a tight turning radius suited to narrow city streets.
Developed by the Stellantis Design Centre in Italy and previously launched in Morocco, TRIS entered Europe as a response to growing regulatory pressure, congestion, and demand for zero-emission delivery vehicles. The model was presented in three configurations-chassis-cabin, flatbed, and pick-up-and was fully compatible with the Stellantis CustomFit ecosystem for tailored conversions.
Electric Performance and Practical Design
TRIS was powered by a 48-volt electric motor delivering 9 kW peak power and 45 Nm of torque, with a top speed of 45 km/h. A 6.9 kWh lithium battery provided a homologated range of 90 km (WMTC), supported by regenerative braking to improve efficiency in stop-and-go urban use.
Integrated charging via a built-in 220V plug enabled recharging without external equipment, reaching 80% in around 3.5 hours and full charge in under five hours. Design choices such as a corrosion-protected tubular chassis, full LED lighting, and a digital instrument cluster reinforced its suitability for daily professional operation.
CustomFit as a Core Differentiator
Under the slogan "YOU NEED IT, WE MAKE IT," Stellantis Pro One emphasized its CustomFit program, which enabled factory-level or partner-delivered vehicle conversions with full warranty coverage. With more than 600 authorized partners worldwide, CustomFit supported a wide range of use cases-from cargo adaptations to sector-specific equipment-while maintaining OEM quality standards and optimized lead times.
This approach allowed Stellantis Pro One to address highly fragmented professional requirements across Europe, from small urban businesses to large fleet operators.
Special Editions and Micromobility Complements
In addition to TRIS, the stand featured two Citroën Ami Cargo micromobility vehicles, one displayed inside the bed of a Citroën Jumper to illustrate its compactness despite offering up to 400 liters of usable volume. Two special editions further underlined the customization theme: the Citroën Berlingo XTR, focused on modularity and driver comfort, and the Opel Vivaro Electric Sportive, which added a distinct visual identity and enhanced driver-assistance features to the electric midsize van segment.
Positioning for Europe's Urban Mobility Transition
With the Brussels showcase, Stellantis Pro One positioned itself at the intersection of electrification, customization, and urban logistics. The debut of TRIS and the prominence of CustomFit solutions reflected a strategy aimed at helping professional customers adapt to tighter emission rules, evolving delivery models, and increasing demand for tailored mobility solutions. The Fiat Professional TRIS was confirmed for launch during 2026 in selected European markets, starting with Italy.
Learn more about Stellantis Pro One and its professional vehicle solutions at https://www.stellantis.com.