Stellantis North America Shipments Drop 12% on Factory Halts
North America shipments fell 12% after planned production downtime, while enlarged Europe rose 10% on electric vehicle demand, Stellantis said.
- On Tuesday, Stellantis reported Q3 consolidated shipments of 1.3 million vehicles, down 1% year-over-year, as planned production shutdowns in North America offset growth elsewhere.
- North American vehicle shipments dropped 12% to 357,000 units due to planned production downtime affecting Jeep models including the Grand Cherokee and Compass, each declining approximately 25 thousand units.
- Enlarged Europe shipments rose 10% to 588,000 units, the only region improving year-over-year, with growth driven by electric vehicle demand and including around 44,000 vehicles from Chinese partner Leapmotor.
- Shipments in the Middle East and Africa fell 21% to 75,000 units, impacted by regional conflicts and lower volumes in Turkey, while Asia Pacific declined approximately 6% to 15 thousand units.
- Stellantis is due to report complete third-quarter results on October 28, building on CEO Antonio Filosa's €60 billion turnaround plan announced in May to reverse two years of declining market share.
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Stellantis recorded an estimated 1% drop in vehicle deliveries in the third quarter, since scheduled production stops in the summer of North America and retraction on the Turkish market compensated for the advance on electric vehicle shipments in Europe. Exclusive material for subscribers. To have full access, access the material link and register.
Stellantis Q3 Shipments Fall 1%, Europe Gains 10%
Stellantis’ third-quarter shipments fell 1% year over year to about 1.3 million vehicles, as a planned North American summer shutdown and weaker Middle East and Africa volumes offset 10% growth in Europe. European gains were driven by electric-vehicle demand and new models, while North American shipments fell 12%, particularly affecting Jeep models. · 21 sources across the spectrum on IJR News.
Stellantis estimates for the third quarter of 2026 consolidated deliveries of 1.3 million units, down 1% compared to the same period of the previous year. (ANSA)
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