Stellaris closes the month of June 2022 with a market share in Italia equal to 38.1 per cent, while in the first half of the current year it stood at 37.2 per cent. The cars sold in the sixth month of the year were 48,427 cars against the 56,443 cars registered in the same period of 2021.
As for the individual brands of the Italian-French conglomerate, in June 2022 it comes out well Alfa Romeowhich, with 1,435 registrations, reports an increase of 27.67 percent compared to the same month of 2021, with a market share that grew to 1.13 percent. Jeep on the other hand, it placed 5,125 units, down by 21.32 per cent with the share reduced to 4.03 per cent. On the other hand, the car manufacturer closed the first half of the year by dominating SUVs belonging to the LEV segment.
Stellantis: sales and market share in Italy
The important numbers recorded by the company testify to how much it has been able to take an interesting path, potentially capable of allowing it to spread not only along the Italian peninsula, but also on the entire European scene. A few days ago, the rumor leaked according to which Jeep never feels like today the time has come to broaden horizons.
Citroen e Ds they registered 6,552 registrations, down by 15.55 percent compared to 2021, but against a virtually unchanged share at 5.15 percent. The well-known problems in the supply chain have affected the whole world and the contraction depends on this, since Citroen / Ds not lost practically percentage points in favor of the competition.
The registrations of the brand Fiat they were, however, 16,812, for a minus 24.26 percent compared to the same month in 2021, with a market share that fell by 13.22 percent. Lancia reported a drop in sales to 3,716 units (minus 14.28 per cent), with the share stable at 2.92 per cent. At least for the moment the commercial proposal of the company directed by the CEO Luca Napolitano provides exclusively for the usual Ypsilon, but from now on the range will grow considerably.
Per Opel deliveries were 5,227 (minus 18.84 per cent), with a share of 4.11 per cent, while Peugeot it increased them to 9,560 (plus 18.39 per cent), with a market share of 7.52 per cent.
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