At the IAA Transportation 2024 trade show in Hanover, Stellantis Pro One unveiled its new conversion and personalization program, 'Stellantis CustomFit,' aimed at ensuring quality and safety standards for commercial vehicles. The company collaborates with over 400 certified partners worldwide to provide a wide range of conversion solutions, with a focus on hydrogen fuel cell (FCEV) technology. Stellantis is pioneering the introduction of medium-sized hydrogen-powered vans, soon to be followed by large vans, marking a significant step towards zero-emission mobility. The IAA event showcased Stellantis' innovations, including the Multijet 4.0 engine and AT8 automatic transmission in large vans, which contribute to reducing CO2 emissions by up to 10%. The company's commitment to sustainability is evident through its market leadership in the European recreational vehicle segment and its strategic roadmap for eco-friendly mobility solutions. Stellantis Pro One's global offensive includes the introduction of 'Stellantis CustomFit,' expansion of hydrogen fuel cell vehicle production capacity, and a full renewal of its van range, demonstrating a strong commitment to advancing in the commercial vehicle sector. With a focus on advanced technologies in propulsion, safety, and connectivity, Stellantis aims to provide a comprehensive ecosystem for drivers and commercial vehicle owners. The company's Senior Vice President, Xavier Peugeot, highlighted the strategic initiatives driving Stellantis Pro One's growth, emphasizing the importance of the company's position in the market. Arnaud Leclerc, Global Head of Stellantis CustomFit, underlined the significance of the conversion and personalization strategy in meeting diverse customer needs and positioning Stellantis as a leader in sustainable and innovative mobility solutions.