Stellantis N.V (STLA) Stock News

Stellantis confirmed full-year guidance and detailed a Jeep product offensive, sending shares up 14% in European trade. The automaker beat third-quarter revenue and profit expectations, maintained its 2026 outlook, and reiterated a 6 billion euro cost-saving plan. New Jeep models arrive in the second half of 2027.

RBC Capital Markets says Stellantis' third-quarter results beat expectations, with North America EBIT ahead despite Jeep shutdowns and Europe EBIT below on pricing pressure. The carmaker held guidance and is making progress on cost cuts. RBC says Q4 will be the main proof point for savings. Shares trade 14% higher at 4.22 euros in Milan.

Adjusted operating income €256M vs est €210.5M. Margin 0.7% vs est 0.47%. Revenue €37.61B vs est €36.43B. Net loss €453M. Industrial free cash flow negative €4.01B. Outlook affirmed.

Stellantis is launching a partnership to bolster its ecosystem in France.

Stellantis is working with various partners to advance autonomous vehicle deployment in France.

Stellantis saw a 4.5% increase in new car registrations across Europe in September.

The automaker increased its market share by 16%.

Stellantis 9-Month Registrations Reach 1.93 Million.

Stellantis 9-month registrations rise 3% on year.

Unifor said 97% of Stellantis members voted to authorize a strike. The union is not in a strike position yet. Talks are stalled over the planned sale of the Brampton, Ontario plant to defense firm Roshel. Stellantis cited U.S. tariffs and market conditions for shifting Jeep Compass production to Illinois.

A Canadian union representing Stellantis workers approved strike action with a 97.3% majority.

Stellantis is adding hundreds of engineering positions as the automaker expands its model lineup. The hiring push points to increased investment in new vehicle development and production readiness.

Freedom Broker lowered its price target for Stellantis from $7.50 to $6.80.

The CEO of Stellantis noted that Level 4 autonomous technology is scalable through application in large commercial vehicles.

Stellantis CEO told French President Macron that Europe must move quickly on CO2 emissions regulation and prioritize manufacturing in Europe.

Amazon is in talks to acquire AI startup Decart. IREN shares rose on a report it struck a deal with Anthropic. Stellantis gained after the EU agreed to limit Chinese car exports. Valero and Marathon Petroleum edged up on US diesel supply policy. Volkswagen reported a Q3 delivery decline.

Stellantis CEO says the company aims to demonstrate at the Paris event that its turnaround plan is delivering results.

Stellantis reported a 3% year-over-year increase in US sales through the third quarter of 2026. Third-quarter vehicle sales totaled 324,277 units.

Momenta is partnering with Dongfeng Stellantis Automotive Technology to provide advanced driver-assistance systems for Peugeot and Jeep production models. The systems will be introduced in China, Europe and other global markets. The partnership uses Momenta's R7 world model. No timeframe was provided. Momenta shares were down 5.9% in Hong Kong trading.

Stingray will integrate TuneIn natively into Stellantis vehicles, providing access to over 100,000 radio stations. No financial terms disclosed. TuneIn already on 200+ devices and 14 automotive brands.

Stellantis August European New Car Registrations Rose 3.5% - ACEA

Canada's industry minister stated that Stellantis must reopen its Ontario plant or return government money.

Stellantis has stated that its Brampton assembly plant in Ontario lacks a viable long-term business case.

Canadian auto union says talks with Stellantis on an Ontario plant are stuck. A potential strike or closure risk adds uncertainty to Stellantis's North American labor and production footprint.

Stellantis signed a non-binding MOU with Roshel regarding a potential sale of its Canada plant. The deal remains conditional and preliminary.

Stellantis is exploring partnerships with other manufacturers, including Chinese automakers, to increase plant utilization and avoid potential closures. The company is seeking to address underutilized production capacity.

Stellantis says affected 2026-27 models will receive an over-the-air software update to restore rearview camera images on the media screen. The update follows a recall covering 955k vehicles due to radio software blocking the camera image.