Three new models with hybrid and electric powertrains will lead the way at the revamped facility and these will carry the Alfa Romeo, Fiat, and Jeep badges. The first of the bunch will reportedly carry the “Brennero” moniker while the other two are expected to be the next-generation 500X and Renegade, respectively.

Little else is known about the trio, but FCA does say the electric and hybrid models are being engineered to accommodate an all-wheel-drive system. According to local reports, the vehicles will ride on PSA’s Common Modular Platform now that FCA and PSA are months away from merging to become Stelantis, the world’s fourth-largest automaker.

Small EVs like the Peugeot e-208 / e-2008 and Opel Corsa-e / Mokka-e already ride on that platform, and it appears more are to come from Alfa Romeo, Fiat, and Jeep. While the Tychy plant assembled 263,176 cars last year, the number is expected to grow to 400,000 units annually with the addition of these three models.

Operational since 1971, the plant currently employs approximately 2,500 workers and has built a multitude of models over the decades, including a non-FCA product – the Ford Ka. By far the most popular of them all was the 126, with 3.3 million assembled, followed by the 500 with 2.3 million units and the Panda with 2.1 million examples.

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Future owners will have access to the digital service “My Easy Charge” which will allow them to access to a wide network of recharge stations all around the world, managed directly by DCS.

The service will work through a dedicated app and a unique card which will allow the user to recharge his/her vehicle at more than 130,000 charging stations in 21 European countries without having to subscribe to dozens of different services.

By subscribing to the service, the users will have a complete map of the charging stations available on an app for both iOS and Android. This way, you will be able to easier plan your travels.

“The partnership with DCS joins the agreements that FCA has already made with a lot of leading partners in their respective sectors. To make our electric and electrified vehicles more attractive and accessible, we know that they must be environmentally and economically sustainable. And if we want more and more people to choose to drive electrified vehicles, we must guarantee them an experience that is easy and free from charging anxiety. “Roberto Di Stefano, FCA e-Mobility Manager

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