Stellantis Posts Strong Start to 2026 With Revenue and Profit Growth

Global mobility giant Stellantis has reported its financial results for the first quarter of 2026, showing solid year-on-year growth in both revenue and profitability, supported by stronger operational performance and regional expansion.

Revenue rises to €38.1 billion

Stellantis recorded net revenues of €38.1 billion in Q1 2026, up 6% compared to the same period last year. The growth was primarily driven by improved performance in North America, alongside positive momentum in Enlarged Europe and the Middle East & Africa regions.

Net profit reached €0.4 billion, supported by higher sales volumes and improved operational efficiency across key markets.

Improved profitability and strengthened liquidity

Adjusted operating income (AOI) came in at €1.0 billion, with an AOI margin of 2.5%. The company reported positive results across most of its operating regions, reflecting continued progress in execution and cost management.

Industrial available liquidity stood at €44.1 billion, representing approximately 28% of the company’s last twelve months’ net revenues—comfortably within Stellantis’ target range of 25–30%.

During the quarter, Stellantis also strengthened its balance sheet by issuing €5 billion in hybrid perpetual bonds, further enhancing financial flexibility.

“We are focused on sustainable and profitable growth”

Stellantis CEO Antonio Filosa said the first-quarter results reflect the initial impact of the company’s ongoing transformation strategy.

He noted that vehicles launched in 2025 have received strong customer demand, while the 10 new models and six refreshed vehicles planned for 2026 are expected to further accelerate momentum.

Filosa reiterated that the company’s core priority is to re-centre its strategy around customers, with further details set to be presented at the Stellantis Investor Day on 21 May.

Full-year outlook confirmed

With a stronger balance sheet and improving fundamentals, Stellantis has entered 2026 on solid footing and confirmed its full-year financial guidance.

The company also highlighted sustained positive momentum across key global markets, supported by continued operational improvements and strategic execution.