Stellantis rises after reporting 6.4% jump in US sales

Stellantis is up more than 3% in early trading after the Jeep maker posted upbeat Q3 US sales, ending a string of quarterly declines in the region.

Total US deliveries came in at 324,825 vehicles, up 6.4% from the year prior, driven by strong performances from Fiat (+2%), Jeep (+11%), and Chrysler (+45%).

Jeep, which makes up nearly half of Stellantis’ US volume, saw sharp gains across some key models, including Wrangler (+18%), Gladiator (+43%), and Wagoneer (+122%), with the latter hitting record monthly sales in August and September. The company also said Jeep held two of the five bestselling plug-in hybrids in the US in the first seven months of the year.

The results come on the heels of Monday’s unexpected resignation of CFO Doug Ostermann after just a year, with tariffs and dented demand hurting the company. Shares are down about 21% in 2025, despite today’s early jump.

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