Stellantis Reports 14% Q1 Revenue Decline, Suspends 2025 Outlook

Stellantis reported a 14% decline in first-quarter 2025 revenues to €35.8 billion, primarily due to lower vehicle shipments and challenging pricing, especially in North America and Europe. The company suspended its 2025 financial guidance, citing significant uncertainties over evolving global tariffs and ongoing trade tensions, and is actively engaging with policymakers to mitigate these risks. Despite the downturn, Stellantis saw gains in the hybrid and battery-electric vehicle segments, improved its EU30 market share by 1.9 percentage points, and experienced strong growth in retail orders, particularly in March. Analysts remain cautiously optimistic, with projections of potential upside for Stellantis stock, though consensus recommendations currently suggest holding rather than buying. The company also launched several new and updated vehicle models in Q1, aiming to bolster future performance and commercial recovery. The search for a new CEO is ongoing, expected to conclude in the first half of the year, following the departure of Carlos Tavares.