Stellantis Reports Strong Q3 2025 Shipments, Up 13% Year-Over-Year

Stellantis reported a solid rebound in global vehicle shipments for the third quarter of 2025, showing an estimated 1.3 million units delivered between July and September — marking a 13% year-over-year increase. The growth was primarily fueled by a sharp recovery in North America, supported by gains in the European and Middle East & Africa regions.

North America Sees Big Bounce with HEMI®-Powered Ram – 

North America was the standout performer for Stellantis in Q3, with shipments increasing 35% year-over-year, equivalent to a rise of approximately 104,000 units compared to the same period in 2023. A key driver behind that surge was the initial delivery of the HEMI® V8-powered Ram 1500, a truck long awaited by dealers and customers alike. The company attributed the significant growth to stabilized inventory levels, contrasting with last year’s efforts to reduce dealer stock, which had temporarily limited production.

This rebound highlights renewed momentum in the U.S. market — especially for high-demand products like the Ram pickup lineup, Jeep® SUVs, and Dodge muscle cars — as Stellantis continues to balance production efficiency with dealer supply.

Europe Ramps Up “Smart Car” Production – 

In Enlarged Europe, Stellantis saw 8% growth in shipments, adding approximately 38,000 units over the previous year. The increase primarily resulted from the launch of new B-segment vehicles based on the company’s innovative “Smart Car” platform, including the Citroën C3, Citroën C3 Aircross, Opel Frontera, and Fiat Grande Panda. These new entries filled a major volume gap in the company’s compact lineup, though the gains were partly offset by weaker Light Commercial Vehicle (LCV) shipments and softer performance in a few key markets.

Middle East & Africa Continue Growth Momentum – 

Outside of Stellantis’ two largest regions, the company recorded a 3% overall increase, or a net gain of 10,000 units, across its other markets. The Middle East & Africa region stood out with a 21% increase, adding 16,000 units, thanks to stronger demand in Algeria, Türkiye, and Egypt, where local FIAT production continues to expand. Meanwhile, South America saw a slight 3% dip (approximately 7,000 units), primarily due to a tough comparison with Q3 2024, when the company cleared a backlog caused by flooding in southern Brazil earlier that year.

Outlook – 

Stellantis’ strong third-quarter performance underscores the benefits of its diversified global footprint, balanced product mix, and return to production normalcy following prior inventory adjustments. As the automaker prepares for year-end, momentum in North America and Europe positions it well heading into the final quarter of 2025.