PSA group plans to offer 40 electrified models by 2025
CEO Carlos Tavares says 90% of the company's vehicles will offer autonomous driving capability by the end of next decade
French automaker PSA plans to electrify its full line up of cars and light-truck by 2025, Automotive News reported the company CEO Carlos Tavares as saying during the Automotive News World Congress on Wednesday (17 January) in Detroit, Michigan (United States). Under the plant, the automotive group will launch 40 electrified models across its five brands consisting Peugeot, Citroen, DS, Opel and Vauxhall by 2025. Overall, the automaker plans to launch 124 models across six regions worldwide over six years.
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