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Stellantis Issues a Mass Recall for Its 1.2-Liter Turbo Gen-3 Engine. - Economic Scenarios

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A new technical alert is rocking Stellantis. Just months after the launch of its 1.2-liter Gen-3 turbo engine, designed to definitively address the painful reliability issues of the infamous PureTech engine, Stellantis is once again facing a massive recall of 238,000 vehicles. This preventive campaign, made official in mid-July, concerns models produced between 2023 and 2025, equipped with this brand-new three-cylinder gasoline engine. The engin…

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Once again, the Stellantis automotive group is launching an important recall campaign for its new 1.2 turbo Gen-3 three-cylinder engine, a worthy successor to the untrustworthy PureTech. It involves 238 000 vehicles in France and Europe, produced between 2023 and 2025.

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The 1.2 PureTech was well thought out, but Stellantis did not repair in the problems suffered by Ford or VW.Stellantis Indeed, the PureTech gasoline engines were a great idea, and not all the fault was Stellantis.The Franco-Italian consortium got into this big mess because of Ford and Volkswagen, although these didn't explode as much as the others.They shouldn't have failed, but Stellantis got out of hand with the case and had to leave the compa…

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Capital.fr broke the news in on Friday, July 18, 2025.
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