U.S. Stocks Movement: Stellantis plummeted on October 2 as third-quarter sales remained flat and battery shortages halted production.
Bitget异动解读2026/10/02 16:25Stellantis October 2: Analysis of Sharp Decline
Keywords: Flat third quarter sales, production halts due to battery shortage
1. On October 1, 2026, the company announced third quarter sales of 324,277 vehicles, essentially unchanged year-on-year, ending four consecutive quarters of sales growth in North America. Growth in Ram was unable to offset a decline in Jeep sales and weaker performance from other brands, resulting in limited overall growth momentum.
2. On October 1, 2026, it was reported that due to a shortage of remote electric vehicle batteries and slowing demand for certain models, the company plans to temporarily suspend production at four French factories in October. This will impact European electric vehicle capacity planning and reflects pressures to adjust inventory and supply chains.
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