Stellantis First Quarter Shipments up 12% Year-On-Year to 1.4 Million Vehicles
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Posted on April 15, 2026
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Add as preferred source on GoogleStellantis reported a 12% year‑on‑year increase in global shipments in Q1 2026, reaching approximately 1.4 million vehicles. Growth was strongest in North America (+17%) and Enlarged Europe (+12%), while shipments in Gulf Cooperation Council countries dropped by over 50%.
ROME, April 15 (Reuters) - Franco-Italian automaker Stellantis said on Wednesday its global shipments rose 12% year-on-year in the first quarter to an estimated 1.4 million vehicles, consolidating a sales rebound that started in the second half of 2025.
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The latest increase in shipments was primarily driven by North America, where they were up 17% to 379,000 vehicles, and the wider European region, where they increased by 12% to 637,000 vehicles, Stellantis said.
In South America, the third-largest market for the group, they rose 4% to 219,000 vehicles.
In the Asia Pacific and Middle East and Africa regions, where Stellantis has a smaller footprint, shipments were up respectively by 15% to 15,000 vehicles, and 11% to 111,000 vehicles.
Stellantis noted that in Gulf Cooperation Council countries - heavily affected by the ongoing Iran war - shipments more than halved to around 3,000 vehicles.
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(Reporting by Mirko Miorelli and Alvise Armellini, Editing by Mark Potter)
Stellantis' global shipments rose 12% year-on-year to approximately 1.4 million vehicles in the first quarter of 2024.
North America saw a 17% increase, and the Enlarged Europe area saw a 12% rise in shipments compared to last year.
Yes, shipments in Gulf Cooperation Council countries decreased by more than half during the first quarter.
The report was prepared by Mirko Miorelli and edited by Mark Potter.
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