Stellantis-owned brands, Jeep and Citroën, announced a price hike of up to 2% across their entire range, depending on the specific vehicle variant, effective from 1st January. The price hike is meant to offset rising input costs and maintain sustainable operations in line with industry trends.
Commenting on the decision, Shailesh Hazela, Managing Director and CEO, Stellantis India said, “Both Citroën and Jeep brands are aimed to offer customers greater value to its respective audience, and we have been extremely prudent to ensure the value quotient remains above par than what is being offered in the market. While the price revision is necessitated by increasing input costs and exchange rates, we stand steadfast in our commitment to continue to be focused on providing value, high quality, and a great driving experience to its customers.”
Stellantis India is offering customers who are willing to own a Jeep or Citroen, the chance to take advantage of the current pricing and special year-end offers on vehicles of both brands until 31st December.
The Stallantis portfolio
Stellantis is a global automaker focused on providing clean, safe, and affordable mobility. Known for its iconic brands like Abarth, Alfa Romeo, Chrysler, Citroën, Dodge, DS Automobiles, FIAT, Jeep, Maserati, Opel, Peugeot, Ram, Vauxhall, Free2move, and Leasys, Stellantis is working on its Dare Forward 2030 plan. This strategy aims to make the company carbon net zero by 2038, with minimal remaining emissions, while creating value for all stakeholders.
With over 80 years of heritage, Jeep, in India lineup includes the Wrangler, Compass, Meridian, and Grand Cherokee. Outside North America, India is the first country to locally produce four Jeep models, which are also exported to other right-hand-drive markets. Jeep is part of the Stellantis portfolio.
Since 1919, Citroën has been creating innovative automobiles and mobility solutions, and offers a wide range of models, from the electric Ami designed for city mobility to saloons, SUVs, and commercial vehicles, many available in electric or hybrid versions. The brand operates in 101 countries with a network of 6,200 sales and service points worldwide.
