Stellantis Pro One unveils its connected ecosystem and new logo in Hanover
At the IAA Transportation show in Hanover, Stellantis' commercial vehicles division presents its transition from a vehicle-centered model to that of a complete ecosystem provider, built around its FaSTLane 2030 roadmap.
A connected ecosystem built on five pillars
Stellantis Pro One presented in Hanover the evolution of its connected ecosystem, which integrates connectivity, services and artificial intelligence into its offering. The company breaks down this approach into five pillars: data and connectivity (100% connected vehicles with remote updates), Pro One NEXT (fleet availability operating system), integrated services (financing, leasing, insurance and charging solutions), Pro One CustomFit (conversion and customization) and a network of 21,000 professional service points.
The NEXT system enables real-time monitoring and proactive management for all 800,000 connected vehicles in the division. The first command centers, located in the United Kingdom and the United States, are operational, with successive deployment planned across Europe.
Three world premieres and a new range strategy
The Stellantis Pro One stand, covering 1,000 square meters, exhibits thirteen vehicles from the Citroën, Fiat Professional, Opel and Peugeot brands. Three world premieres are presented there: the new Smart Compact Van in the C segment, the latest evolution of the Fiat Tris (featuring doors on its chassis version for the first time) and BOW (Box-on-Wheels), an autonomous urban delivery vehicle concept developed in collaboration with UQI Robotics.
The division has also adopted a new range strategy, scheduled for launch in September, with three trim levels (Smart, Mid-Level and High-Level) complemented by a fourth "Special Series" level. Stellantis Pro One also unveiled a new logo, presented for the first time in Hanover, intended to mark its evolution toward a complete ecosystem provider.
