SHERIDAN, WYOMING — July 03, 2026 — Stellantis has confirmed its participation at Automechanika Frankfurt 2026, running September 8 to 12 at Messe Frankfurt, where it will showcase the Eurorepar Car Service network to independent repair shops. The stand, built as a live workshop environment, will demonstrate how independent garages can plug into Stellantis' 360° aftersales ecosystem, from parts sourcing to digital workshop tools. The move reflects a broader push by Stellantis to grow its Independent Aftermarket business alongside its franchised dealer network. Eurorepar Car Service now counts over 6,200 all-makes workshops worldwide, more than 4,900 of them in Europe.
A Live Workshop Replaces a Traditional Trade Show Booth
Rather than a conventional display of parts and signage, Stellantis is recreating an actual workshop environment on the show floor. Visitors will move through the space as they would a real Eurorepar Car Service location, seeing firsthand how the network's tools, parts supply, and support services fit together during day-to-day repair work. The format is designed to answer a practical question for independent garage owners: what does joining a multi-brand network actually change on the shop floor.
The Value Proposition Spans Parts, Distribution, and Digital Tools
Eurorepar Car Service bundles several elements into one membership. Garages get access to multi-brand parts across Mopar, Eurorepar by Stellantis, SUSTAINera, and supplier ranges, paired with distribution through the Distrigo network. Membership also includes technical training, diagnostic support, and digital tools for running the workshop day to day. Stellantis pairs that with marketing and business development support aimed at helping independent repairers grow their customer base rather than simply keep pace with it.
AI-Powered Analytics Enter the Aftermarket Offer
Beyond parts and training, Stellantis is positioning data as part of the pitch to independent garages. The network offer now includes combined field expertise, advanced analytics, and AI-powered tools intended to produce measurable improvements in workshop performance. For a small independent garage, that kind of analytics layer is typically out of reach without a larger network behind it — which is part of what Stellantis is using the Frankfurt stand to demonstrate.
Circular Economy Parts Get Their Own Track Through SUSTAINera
Sustainability also has a dedicated place in the Eurorepar Car Service offer. Through SUSTAINera, member garages can access remanufactured, repaired, and reused parts alongside recycled products. That gives independent repairers a way to offer lower-cost or lower-impact repair options to customers without sourcing circular-economy parts on their own.
Stellantis Frames the Network as a Response to a Harder Operating Environment
Francesco Abbruzzesi, Head of Enlarged Europe Parts & Services, tied the Frankfurt showcase to the pressures independent repairers are facing.
"Independent repairers operate in an increasingly complex environment, where access to parts, expertise and tools is essential. Stellantis supports this evolution with a structured, multi-brand approach designed to strengthen daily operations and long-term performance, and we'll showcase it at the Automechanika."
His comments point to a market where independent workshops increasingly compete against manufacturer-backed service networks, making access to OEM-grade parts and diagnostics a competitive necessity rather than a convenience.
A High-Traffic Venue for Reaching Repair Shop Decision-Makers
Stellantis will occupy Hall 9.0, Stand F84-E84, at an event that draws repair shops, retailers, manufacturers, and decision-makers from across the global aftermarket industry. Automechanika Frankfurt's scale gives Stellantis direct access to garage owners evaluating which network, if any, to join — a decision that typically hinges on parts pricing, training quality, and the strength of digital support tools, all areas the Eurorepar stand is built to address.