Also in April, Stellantis’ growth in the Italian car market remains positive. In the month, the Group records 48,808 registrations, continuing to rise for the fourth consecutive month with a double-digit increase, equal to +14%. The company’s share grows by 0.7% reaching 31.4%, once again surpassing the overall market increase, which stops at 11.58% with a total of 155,210 registrations. This emerges from Dataforce’s results on April registrations, highlighting the strength of the strategy of the group led by Antonio Filosa.
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Stellantis grows again in Italy
The ranking of the best-selling cars also confirms the weight of Stellantis brands. In the top three positions, there are indeed three brands of the group: in first place is Fiat Pandina with 8,576 registrations, followed by Jeep Avenger with 4,276 units and, in third place, Leapmotor T03 with 4,090. In the first four months of the year, the brands marketed in Italy reach 206,609 registrations, with an overall growth of 15.7% compared to 9.78% of the entire national market, which reached 640,083 registrations. Stellantis’ share thus stands at 32.2%, up 1.6% compared to the same period last year.
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Pandina always in the lead
In the commercial and electric sector, the results further strengthen the group’s leadership. Stellantis Pro One, Commercial Vehicles Business Unit, in the first four months exceeds 24,000 registrations with a 39% share, also imposing itself thanks to the variety of the offer from Citroen, Fiat Professional, Opel and Peugeot, with significant performances in the “Car Derived” (64%), C (49%), D (42%) and E (39%) segments. Fiat remains first also among trucks, with 15,865 registrations and a 25.4% share, led by the Ducato (6,388) and Doblò (5,056) models. Also significant is the leap of Leapmotor, which in April closes with 4,496 registrations (+1,300% compared to April 2025) and, in the BEV segment, reaches a 33.5% share (51.1% in the private channel), maintaining the leadership in the Italian electric market.
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