Stellantis' second-quarter results were an outlier among major automakers such as Ford, GM and Toyota, which posted gains.

Stellantis NV’s US sales fell 10% in the second quarter despite resilient demand for Jeep SUVs and Ram trucks, indicating the beleaguered automaker still has a ways to go in its recovery bid.

U.S. sales fell for the eighth consecutive quarter as the company continues to struggle with tepid demand in China and for its Maserati luxury brand. The company sold 309,973 vehicles in Q2, 10% fewer cars than a year ago.

Stellantis reported a 10% drop in second-quarter U.S. sales, with unit FCA US delivering 309,976 vehicles, as the company continues to face headwinds from persistent pricing strategies and supply chain constraints.

The company that owns Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram and Fiat reported a 10% decrease in sales in 2025's second quarter.