Stellantis dealers see signs of rebound amid another bleak sales report

Stellantis' first-quarter sales were down 12 percent when fleet deliveries are included, but dealers say they're making gains on the retail side. (DAVID PHILLIPS/AUTOMOTIVE NEWS)

April 04, 2025 02:52 PM

Stellantis had another rocky quarter of U.S. sales — its seventh consecutive decline — as it battles to regain market share, overhaul its portfolio and adapt to a marketplace now being upended by tariffs.

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