Stellantis (NYSE: STLA) sold 324,277 vehicles in the U.S. during the third quarter of 2026, roughly flat compared with 324,825 units in Q3 2025, according to a company statement. Year-to-date sales through the first three quarters reached 958,463 units, a 3% increase from 928,023 in the same period of 2025.

The Ram brand posted the strongest quarterly gain, with total sales rising 29% to 134,072 vehicles. Ram 1500 light-duty pickup sales surged 73% to 76,650 units compared with the prior-year quarter. Chrysler brand sales rose 6% to 34,494 units, driven by a 6% increase in Pacifica sales to 34,491 units.

Dodge brand total sales edged up 2% to 26,546 vehicles. Durango sales climbed 14% to 22,755 units, which the company said represented the model's strongest Q3 total sales since 2005. Dodge Charger ICE sales rose to 3,446 units from 238 in Q3 2025, while Charger BEV sales fell 92% to 233 units.

Jeep brand sales declined 20% to 128,542 units in Q3. The Jeep Compass fell 62% to 10,811 units, and the Grand Cherokee dropped 30% to 38,027 units. The Jeep Cherokee HEV was a notable exception, with sales of 10,344 units compared with 131 in Q3 2025, reflecting a full product ramp. Wrangler sales rose 5% to 44,757 units.

Alfa Romeo brand sales fell 65% to 569 units in the quarter. Fiat brand sales dropped 83% to 54 units.

Michael Orange, Head of U.S. Retail Sales and Network Performance, said retail sales increased for the Ram 1500 (+42%), Dodge Durango (+18%), Jeep Grand Wagoneer (+14%), and Chrysler Pacifica (+7%) during the quarter.

The company said orders for the 2027 Ram 1500 Rumble Bee 5.7L opened and initial allocation for the 2026 calendar year sold out in 90 minutes, with deliveries to dealerships expected in Q4 2026. Alfa Romeo's 2027 Giulia and Stelvio models are scheduled to debut Oct. 12 at the Paris Motor Show.