StocksMediumUpdated×4•Originally published 13 October 2026•Updated 13 October 2026•
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Stellantis Q3 Shipments Slip 1% as European EV Growth Offsets US Slump

Key Facts

1Stellantis Q3 shipments fell to 1.3 million units, driven by a slump in the North American market.

Stellantis Q3 shipments fell by only 1% to 1.3 million units. Reports indicated that growth in European electric vehicle sales helped offset the weakness observed in the North American market.

STLA closed at $4.38 on October 12, 2026, with the stock trading between a session low of $4.38 and a high of $4.51. The marginal decline comes as the automaker continues efforts to reduce dealer inventory levels in the U.S., amid a broader $105.6 billion U.S. trade deficit reported on October 6, 2026.

Latest Updates · 3

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    Update: Vehicle shipments in the North American market fell by 12% during the quarter. This decline was attributed to planned production downtime for Jeep models, specifically the Grand Cherokee and Compass.

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    Update: Stellantis Q3 shipments recorded a 1% decline compared to the previous period. This decrease was partially driven by a production halt at the automaker's North American facilities during the quarter.

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    Update: Stellantis confirmed that total shipments declined by 1% during the third quarter of 2026. This contraction was specifically linked to a production halt at the automaker's North American manufacturing facilities.