Stellantis shares fell 7% following a flat U.S. sales report for Q3 2026, where a 29% rise in Ram sales was offset by a 20% decline in Jeep sales, the larger brand. This contrast within Stellantis' lineup caused investor concern, especially as the company announced a temporary production pause at four French plants due to EV battery shortages and slower demand. Ford and General Motors also saw share declines but to a lesser extent. Investors will be watching if Jeep's sales stabilize and Ram's momentum continues amid these challenges.
As of Oct 03, 2026 00:01 WIB, Ford shares are down 2.08% at USD 12.03 on Pluang, reflecting a cautious market mood in the U.S. auto sector. General Motors also dipped slightly by 0.59%, trading at USD 78.84, with a notable 87% of Pluang users selling GM shares. This contrasts with Ford's 100% buy order activity, highlighting differing investor sentiment within the sector.
Ford is recalling about 41,748 vehicles from model years 2025 to 2027, including Ford Expedition and several Ford Super Duty trucks, due to a headlight defect. The issue involves contaminated LED chips that can cause loss of various exterior lights, ...
DTE Energy has finished building the 100-megawatt Cold Creek Solar Park in Michigan, a key step in Ford Motor Company's plan to use 100% renewable energy for its Michigan vehicle production by 2027. Funded through Ford's participation in DTE's MIGree...
Ford CEO Jim Farley warned that the US is falling behind global competitors like Germany, China, and South Korea due to underinvestment in skilled trades such as construction, manufacturing, and transportation. A new report projects the US will need ...
In September 2026, Tesla's stock rose modestly by about 1.1%, outperforming its Detroit rivals Ford and General Motors, which saw declines of 13.4% and 10.8% respectively. This divergence highlights Tesla's resilience amid a tough month for consumer ...
Ford's US vehicle sales are projected to fall 8.8% through the first three quarters of 2026, reducing its market share to 12.5%, behind Toyota and GM. The company hopes to reverse this trend with the launch of the affordable Fathom EV pickup in early...
