Stellantis Stock’s Wild 2025 Ride: Tariff Troubles, $13B U.S. Gamble & EV Pivot Fuel STLA’s Ups and Downs
Stellantis N.V. – the parent of Jeep, Chrysler, Peugeot, Fiat and more – has had a rollercoaster year in 2025. As of November 1, 2025, STLA shares trade around $10 on the NYSE, near their lowest levels of the yearts2.tech. The stock is down roughly one-third from January, dramatically underperforming broader markets. Notably, Stellantis had plunged ~33% year-to-date by mid-Octoberts2.tech amid concerns over its profit outlook and strategic direction. Shares are also well off their 52-week high, reflecting investor caution despite the stock’s ultra-low valuation metricsfinance.yahoo.com. In other words, the market has priced Stellantis as a deeply out-of-favor turnaround story – one that now trades at a steep discount to peers, but with high perceived risk.