Stellantis Mexico has made a strong start to 2025, reporting its best January sales since 2018 with a total of 7,062 units sold. This marks a 2% growth compared to the same period in 2024, solidifying the company’s position in the Mexican market. Ram led the way with 2,559 units sold, marking its best-ever January performance.
Antonio Camalich, Sales Director of Stellantis Mexico, commented, “We started the year on the right foot, exceeding 7,000 units. Our range of vans and pickups continues to take firm steps within the market, and the incorporation of plug-in (PHEV) vehicles like those from Jeep has allowed us to reach a growing group of green energy-conscious customers.”
Ram –
Ram Mexico’s success was fueled by standout performances from key models. The Ram 700, which continues to gain traction, recorded its highest January sales ever with 1,018 units sold, a 72% increase over January 2024. The new Ram 1200 also showed strong momentum with 960 units sold, while the Ram Heavy Duty and Ram Light Duty added 299 and 204 units, respectively.
Peugeot –
Peugeot México had a stellar start as well, achieving a record-breaking 1,681 units sold, a 33% increase from January 2024. The Peugeot 2008, Peugeot Rifter, and Peugeot Manager were significant contributors to this success, all posting their best-ever January sales. The Peugeot 3008 also saw a 12% increase compared to last year.
Jeep® –
Jeep® Mexico had a notable month with 1,426 units sold, with strong performances from the Compass, Renegade, and Wrangler models. The Jeep Commander and Grand Cherokee also contributed to the total, further solidifying Jeep’s presence in the market.
Alfa Romeo –
Alfa Romeo México continues to build momentum, especially with the Tonale PHEV, contributing 22 units to Stellantis’ total. The brand maintains a positive trend, appealing to those seeking a premium hybrid SUV.
Fiat –
Fiat Mexico sold 563 units, with the Fiat Pulse leading the charge at 232 units, while Fiat Mobi and Fiat Argo also contributed to the total. The Fiat Fastback, though smaller in sales, still added to Fiat’s overall performance in the Mexican market.
Dodge –
The Dodge brand, with 811 units sold, saw strong numbers from the Dodge Attitude and Dodge Journey, helping to strengthen Stellantis’ position in the market. The Dodge Durango, though reporting lower sales at 66 units, still remains an important model in the lineup.
