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Stellantis first-half European registrations rise 3.8% to 1.37 million vehicles

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Stellantis registered 1.37 million vehicles across the EU-30 region in the first half of 2026, a 3.8% increase over the same period last year that secured a 16.7% market share. When sales from partner brand Leapmotor are included, the automaker's volume growth reaches 7.3% and its market share climbs to 17.4%.

Growth was uneven across major markets. Austria posted the sharpest gain at 31%, while registrations rose 7.2% in Germany, 4.7% in Britain, 4.5% in Italy and just 0.8% in Spain. The Fiat brand surged 21.7% across the region, and the Fiat Pandina was Italy's best-selling vehicle. Peugeot's 208 led in France, where the group held a 28.8% market share.

Stellantis also led the European hybrid passenger car segment with a 17.3% share and its Pro One division retained the top position in light commercial vehicles at 28.7%.

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ansa.it ITA Stellantis, nel semestre +3,8% le vendite di auto nell'Ue30, quota 16,7% - Notizie - Ansa.iteuropapress.es ESP Stellantis aumenta un 3,8% sus ventas en Europa hasta junio y eleva su cuota de mercado al 16,7%krone.at AUT 1,37 Mio. Wagen in EU - Stellantis verzeichnet in Österreich dickes Plus

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