Here are all the biggest reveals from this year’s Paris Motor Show

The Paris Motor Show has kicked off for 2027, with the French capital hosting some of the biggest new-car reveals of the year.

Showcasing the latest and greatest that some of motoring’s key manufacturers have to offer, it’s been a bumper event for those who love motoring. Many of the cars revealed at this year’s show will go on to influence production-ready models, while others should be arriving here at My Electric Lease soon. Let’s check them out. 

Alfa Romeo Cuorerosso

Alfa Romeo is known to have been behind some of motoring’s prettiest cars and it appears to be back in its groove with its new Cuorerosso concept. Returning as a sleek 2+2, it’s a car with boatloads of charm and could inspire the next generation of Alfa Romeo cars.

While nearly all of the cars revealed at this year’s show are electric, the Alfa bucks the trend with its powerful hybrid 2.9-litre twin-turbocharged V6 engine. 

Alpine Vision A310

Alpine’s Vision A310 harks back to the original Alpine A310 which is one of the sleekest cars in the French brand’s history. 

While the original came out in the 1970s, the new concept is bang-up to date with a clever electric platform which is shared with the upcoming electric A110 replacement. 

BYD Atto 8

One car that is ready to hit the line-up here at My Electric Lease very soon is the BYD Atto 8. It’s set to be the largest and most spacious car in the BYD range, with a seven-seater configuration that puts it in contention with the new Skoda Peaq.

It’s packed with features and space, too, and a hugely useful 136-litre ‘frunk’ under the bonnet, which is one of the largest around. 

Citroën 2CV Concept - Citroën Forgonnette

Citroën’s 2CV Concept is undoubtedly one of the stars of the Paris Motor Show and its unveiling in the French capital seemed perfectly suited to this new model. Built to hark back to the iconic original, the new electric 2CV has loads of quirky features including a removable radio which doubles as a Bluetooth stereo and a central storage area which looks just like a basket. 

Citroen also unveiled a more practical version of the 2CV Concept in the form of the Forgonnette, a compact van which we think could be ideal for inner-city deliveries. 

CUPRA Raval ABT

We’re already big fans of the CUPRA Raval here at My Electric Lease, but if you’re after a slightly sportier-looking version, then the ABT bodykit could be right up your street.

Drawing inspiration from Cupra’s motorsport adventures, it gets a large roof spoiler, chunkier front and rear splitters and deeper side skirts for an even more impactful appearance. 

DS F3VER

DS has been on a roll when it comes to design of its latest cars - take a look at the DS No.8, for example - and the new F3VER could be a sign that it is creating a head-turning hatchback as well. In fact, it’s got many similarities to the original DS3 and could be a successor to that car. 

Expect this car to make its way into production soon as DS looks to make an impact on the compact car segment. 

Fiat Multiplay

Remember the family-friendly Fiat Multipla? Well, Fiat might be looking to bring that spacious car back to life with the new Multiplay.

However, whereas the original Multipla turned heads for its quirky styling, the new car will do so for its flexible seating layout which allows it to switch from a spacious people carrier to a practical pick-up in no time at all. 

Leapmotor B03

Leapmotor is taking aim squarely at the Renault 5 with its new B03. It’s a compact electric car which will arrive in the first quarter of next year and, when it does so, will become the Chinese brand’s smallest car.

However, with a range of up to 242 miles and a big boot, the B03 punches well above its weight in terms of features and space. 

Peugeot E-T16 Concept

Peugeot is looking back to its heyday with the E-T16 Concept, which is directly influenced by the brand’s iconic 205 T16. Like the original, the concept has a squared-off and boxy design, but with 805bhp it’s a whole lot more powerful than its predecessor. 

In fact, Peugeot says that the E-T16 will get from 0-186mph in just 16 seconds, yet deliver a range of up to 249 miles. 

Peugeot RCZ Concept

The curvaceous RCZ showed Peugeot in a whole new light when it was first revealed back in 2009 and at this year’s Paris Motor Show it appears that the French brand is looking to do the same. 

Like the original, the RCZ Concept is low and sleek and even features the famous ‘double-bubble’ roof that was so synonymous with its predecessor. It’s definitely one to watch. 

Renault E-Space

MPVs appeared to be making a comeback at this year’s Paris Motor Show, with Renault’s E-Space bringing back a name which many families will know and love. Like the original Espace, the E-Space is a large, practical MPV with loads of headroom and legroom.

It’s also just under five metres long, which puts it around the same length as Renault’s current Rafale. 

Smart #2

The Smart city car is back as a compact electric car - the #2. Like the original, the #2 has been packaged up to deliver more space than you might expect, while a range of up to 180 miles should be more than enough for nipping around the city. 

It’s even got the split tailgate of the original, which can divide in two to provide a handy seating area for when you’ve parked. 

Vauxhall STX Concept

Vauxhall appears to see life in the estate car yet, as evidenced by the STX Concept. Standing for Sports Tourer eXperimental, the new car has a very sleek design and is the first Vauxhall to get the brand’s new Griffin logo. 

There’s no word on range just yet, but Vauxhall says that the STX Concept uses an all-wheel-drive setup and will manage a top speed of 124mph.