FCA US LLC reported robust U.S. total sales of 324,825 vehicles in the third quarter of 2025, marking a 6% increase year-over-year, with September sales up 16%. The growth was broad-based, highlighted by a 22% surge in commercial fleet sales and strong brand-specific performances, including Jeep sales rising 11%, Ram retail sales up 26%, and Chrysler minivan sales growing 51% quarter-over-quarter. FIAT also contributed with a 2% increase, driven by the all-electric Fiat 500e, indicating sustained consumer demand across various vehicle segments.
FCA US LLC reported a solid 6% year-over-year increase in total U.S. sales for the third quarter of 2025, reaching 324,825 vehicles, with momentum accelerating as evidenced by a 16% sales jump in September. This growth was underpinned by exceptional strength in the commercial fleet segment, which surged 22%, indicating robust business-to-business demand. Brand-level performance was broad and positive: the core Jeep brand sustained its appeal with an 11% YoY sales increase, while the high-margin Ram brand saw a significant 26% surge in retail sales, driven by both light and heavy-duty trucks. Furthermore, Chrysler's 51% quarter-over-quarter growth in minivan sales suggests a successful tactical push in the family vehicle segment. Even the smaller FIAT brand contributed positively with a 2% YoY sales increase, noteworthy for being fueled by demand for its all-electric Fiat 500e, signaling early traction in the EV market.
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