Stellantis Posts 324,277 U.S. Deliveries in Q3 as Ram Pickups Climb 34%
American showroom deliveries for Stellantis totaled 324,277 vehicles between July and September 2026, matching prior-year volume as a 34 percent pickup surge at Ram balanced softer passenger car volume.
- 324,277 units
- 134,072 units
- +73%
- 958,463 units
What Happened
The automaker closed the third quarter with 324,277 American vehicle transactions, closely matching the 324,825 units logged during the corresponding period in 2025. Cumulative registrations through the first nine months of the calendar year expanded 3 percent to 958,463 units.
Growth was concentrated within the Ram truck division, where total brand deliveries rose 29 percent to 134,072 vehicles. Shipments of the light-duty Ram 1500 expanded 73 percent to 76,650 units, assisted by a 42 percent rise in retail showroom demand and lifting total Ram pickup deliveries 34 percent above third-quarter 2025 levels.
Showroom enthusiasm extended to specialty variants, with customer reservations for the 2027 Ram 1500 Rumble Bee 5.7L depleting its full 2026 production allocation within 90 minutes. Initial customer shipments are scheduled to commence during the fourth quarter.
“We delivered a disciplined third quarter supported by our dealer network.”
324,277units
matching 324,825 units in Q3 2025
134,072units
up 29% year-over-year in Q3
76,650units
up 73% compared to Q3 2025
Why this matters
The stability in quarterly shipments signals that heavy promotional discounting and refreshed truck inventory are beginning to arrest market share erosion for the transatlantic automaker. Strong demand for full-size pickups remains vital for group operating margins ahead of upcoming powertrain transitions.
Terms in This Story
- Stellantis
- The multinational automotive manufacturing group formed from the 2021 merger of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and the PSA Group.
- Ram
- Stellantis's dedicated commercial vehicle and light-truck brand headquartered in Auburn Hills, Michigan.
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