Stellantis unveils FIAT TRIS, the three-wheeled electric vehicle manufactured in Morocco
The new model represents a next generation of compact, sustainable, and affordable vehicles. Following the successful launches of the Citroën Ami, Opel Rocks-e, and Fiat Topolino micromobility models, Stellantis is now expanding its lineup with the FIAT TRIS.
«FIAT TRIS democratizes access to professional mobility for millions of workers, artisans, and entrepreneurs, establishing itself as a catalyst for economic and social opportunities across the continent», said Samir Cherfan, Chief Operating Officer of Stellantis Middle East and Africa.
Production officially began in July 2025 at the Kenitra plant, boosting the site's total micromobility output to 135,000 units per year. The project also draws on the expertise of the Stellantis Automotive Technical Center (ATC) in Casablanca, which employs more than 4,000 engineers and senior technicians.
The initiative reinforces Morocco's position as a regional hub for sustainable and inclusive mobility solutions, backed by a mature and growing industrial ecosystem.
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