Stellantis continues its recovery from its lows, in line with the European automotive sector

(Il Sole 24 Ore Radiocor) - Stellantis posts a strong performance on the Milan Stock Exchange. The share outperformed the rest of the market, after reaching a high of 4.3 and a low of 4.0675, in a positive session for the entire European automotive sector, which saw buying activity. In Frankfurt, Volkswagen is up, whilst in Paris Renault . Shares in Stellantis shares, for their part, are continuing the upward trend that began on 2 October, after having hit their lowest level in over 10 years (at €3.8120) the previous day. The share has lost over 55 per cent of its value since the start of the year, whilst it has recovered 8.3 per cent over the past week.

The rebound was triggered by expectations of a recovery in volumes in the fourth quarter of the year, following September’s registration figures, which were broadly in line with forecasts, and with a stronger performance in Europe compared with the United States. “New car registrations were the catalyst for short-covering,” commented a trader, “along with expectations for the quarter.” Stellantis’s figures are due at the end of October.

It is also worth noting that Leapmotor, which operates in Europe through the joint venture Leapmotor International – a subsidiary of Stellantis – registered 2,199 cars in September, up 452.5 per cent, with its market share rising to 1.58 per cent. Globally, Leapmotor delivered 105,656 vehicles (+2.45 per cent compared with August and +59 per cent year-on-year). This result marks the third consecutive month in which the company has exceeded the 100,000-unit threshold for deliveries, setting a new quarterly record, with 310,052 vehicles delivered worldwide in the third quarter of 2026, representing growth of 78.34 per cent compared with the same period in 2025 and 25.87 per cent compared with the second quarter of 2026.