Stellantis Post It’s Sales Numbers For The U.S. In Q2 2025

Stellantis Post It’s Sales Numbers For The U.S. In Q2 2025​

Ram Roars, Jeep® Climbs, Alfa Stumbles...​

While overall U.S. sales for Stellantis declined 10% in Q2 2025, the story beneath the surface reveals strong growth in key areas, including Ram trucks and Jeep SUVs. The Q2 period concluded with 309,976 total vehicles sold, but despite the decline, some key brands are heading in the right direction.

Stellantis Post It’s Sales Numbers For The U.S. In Q2 2025

Explore Stellantis Post It’s Sales Numbers for the U.S. in Q2 2025, highlighting Ram and Jeep growth amidst overall declines.

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[redriderbob]

 

[Mopar392]

I think Ram 1500’s sales numbers are more than enough to silence anyone who was thinking just because Hurricane engines had better performance numbers on paper justifies the stopping and killing of HEMI engines.

People with their money do the talking.

 

[BWS1]

Dodge and Chrysler brands each could easily be on track for less than 100k units this year . I appreciate your optimism in your reporting. I don’t share it unfortunately.

 

[patfromigh]

I'm optimistic because the new Jeep Compass and Cherokee both look to be winners and at the same time definitely look like Jeeps. On the Jeep side of the ledger this will plug the sales leak where the old Compass sits and leaves a lot of room for Chrysler and Dodge products with very different styling and purposes. The Cherokee will also plug a leak in Jeeps sales while its sharp styling leaves room for a Chrysler brand product with softer edges.

 

[UN4GTBL]

I'm optimistic because the new Jeep Compass and Cherokee both look to be winners and at the same time definitely look like Jeeps. On the Jeep side of the ledger this will plug the sales leak where the old Compass sits and leaves a lot of room for Chrysler and Dodge products with very different styling and purposes. The Cherokee will also plug a leak in Jeeps sales while its sharp styling leaves room for a Chrysler brand product with softer edges.

I agree, but only if they price them right

 

[WXman]

I look at those Ram numbers and it doesn't look positive. Yet, the article spun them in a very positive light. HD is down bigtime over a year ago and YTD. Ram 1500 had only marginal increases and that's likely due to the $15 to 20K discounts dealers are doing to TRY and clear some Hurricane inventory right now. Overall sales are very stagnant.

But, when you don't update your trucks for 7 years and counting, and you take away the powertrain that was actually selling them to begin with, it's no surprise is it?

2026 numbers are going to be a LOT better I predict. V8s are going to be back, new trims and package will show up, fuel prices will finally be declining....it'll be a great time for Ram to start selling trucks again.