Stellantis Q2 2026 Shipments Rise 10% on North America and Europe Growth

Stellantis announced on July 13 that its estimated consolidated shipments for the second quarter of 2026 reached approximately 1,597,000 units, representing a 10% increase compared with the same period last year. The company's global shipments during the first half of 2026 climbed 11% year over year to 2,958,000 units. Strong performance across North America and Europe helped offset weaker shipment volumes in the Middle East & Africa and South America, allowing the automaker to maintain positive global momentum.

Regional Shipment Performance During Q2 2026

North America delivered the strongest regional performance during the quarter, with shipments increasing 38% year over year to 445,000 units. Growth was supported by expanded product availability and new powertrain offerings, including Ram 1500 models, refreshed Jeep Grand Wagoneer and Grand Cherokee vehicles, together with the continued production ramp-up of the all-new Jeep Cherokee and Dodge Charger SIXPACK two-door and four-door models. As a result, first-half 2026 shipments in North America reached 824,000 units, reflecting a 27% increase from the previous year.

Europe Continues Growth Through New Models and BEVs

In Enlarged Europe, quarterly shipments increased by approximately 5% year over year to 762,000 units, supported by stronger industry demand. Growth was generated by both Stellantis-branded vehicles and Leapmotor models, with battery electric vehicle deliveries serving as the primary contributor. Recent vehicle launches supported Stellantis brand volumes, although lower shipments of older B-SUV models partially reduced overall gains. Leapmotor deliveries rose by around 25,000 units to 33,000 units, driven mainly by demand for the T03 and B10. Enlarged Europe shipments for the first half of 2026 increased 8% to 1,399,000 units.

Middle East, Africa and South America Face Regional Challenges

Shipments in the Middle East & Africa declined 3% year over year to 121,000 units because of the ongoing regional conflict. Stronger demand in Algeria and Morocco helped support performance, but these gains were outweighed by lower shipments in Turkiye and Gulf Cooperation Council countries, where deliveries declined by approximately 50%. Even with these challenges, first-half shipments in the region increased 3% to 232,000 units due to stronger first-quarter results. In South America, second-quarter shipments decreased by around 3% to 253,000 units. Higher deliveries in Brazil were offset by weaker performance in several other markets, particularly Argentina, resulting in first-half shipments remaining unchanged year over year at 472,000 units.

Asia Pacific Shipment Results

Asia Pacific recorded stable shipment performance during the second quarter, with volumes remaining unchanged year over year at 16,000 units. Despite the flat quarterly result, first-half 2026 shipments increased 7% to 31,000 units, indicating moderate growth across the region. Overall, Stellantis achieved solid global shipment growth during both the quarter and the first half of 2026, supported primarily by North America and Enlarged Europe while navigating regional challenges in other markets.

Frequently Asked Questions

How did Stellantis perform in Q2 2026 shipments?
Stellantis reported estimated consolidated shipments of approximately 1.597 million units during the second quarter of 2026, representing a 10% year-over-year increase. The improvement was primarily supported by strong shipment growth in North America and Enlarged Europe, driven by new vehicle launches, expanded powertrain offerings and higher battery electric vehicle demand. Lower shipment volumes in the Middle East & Africa and South America partially offset these gains, while global first-half shipments increased 11% to 2.958 million units.