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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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A new complaint against the car group Stellantis has been filed. This time: defective diesel engines equipping hundreds of thousands of Peugeot cars, Fiat or Citroën. Stellantis has been recalling nearly a million in the garage since the beginning of July for repair. You are explained why.

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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.

Buying a reconditioned car is a guarantee of safety. But what about when it comes to a model that houses a PureTech engine under its hood? An overview of the market players in order to really know what is being done, or not, with the thorny question of the guarantee.

Stellantis surprisingly stops its hydrogen program and cuts off the planned production of Pro One transporters. The reason is high costs, lack of infrastructure and low market opportunities. The focus is now clearly on electric and hybrid vehicles. The article Industry quake: Opel mother hires new drive first appeared on inside digital.

Most of the French car brand's models are affected by the latest wave of recalls, which are based on a serious engine problem. Stellantis has launched a voluntary recall campaign across Europe ... ...

Unlike many members of the family, Xavier Peugeot, the managing director of the DS Automobiles brand, has chosen an operational career at PSA, then Stellantis. Without losing anything of his attachment to the Land of Montbéliard.

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