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Citroën Berlingo Van First manufactured in Mangualde makes its debut in Germany
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Citroën Berlingo Van First manufactured in Mangualde makes its debut in Germany

Record14 September 2026 at 20:33

The Citroën Berlingo Van First manufactured in Mangualde, Portugal, made its debut in Germany. This vehicle represents the first example to leave the Stellantis factory located in Mangualde. The model was presented in the German market, marking another step in Stellantis production in Portuguese territory. The Mangualde factory thus continues to establish itself as one of the production hubs of the French brand in the light commercial vehicles segment.

Why this matters

This article is relevant for readers from the Mangualde region and Portugal in general, as it demonstrates the competitiveness of the Portuguese factory in producing commercial vehicles for the European market. The debut in Germany, Europe's largest economy, shows that national production can meet the quality standards required by the Stellantis group for export.

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