Stellantis (NYSE:STLA) announced a 13% year-over-year increase in net revenues for Q2 2026, totaling €43.5 billion. This growth was driven by a 10% rise in consolidated shipments to 1.6 million units, leading to an adjusted operating income of €773 million, up €560 million from the previous year. The company generated a positive industrial free cash flow of €1 billion, doubling the figure from a year earlier.
North America contributed significantly with an adjusted operating income of €284 million, benefiting from a 38% increase in shipments. The region’s market share grew by 40 basis points, while sales for Ram and Chrysler surged by 12% and 54%, respectively. Meanwhile, European operations reported an adjusted operating income of negative €94 million, though it improved by €265 million compared to last year.
Looking ahead, Stellantis faces an estimated €1 billion in headwinds from raw materials and expects lower second-half volumes as inventory is reduced. However, increased production efficiency from its Value Creation Program is anticipated to bolster its financial outlook for 2027.
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