Stellantis aims to boost U.S. Ram sales by 60% by 2030, expanding its lineup to drive a potential turnaround in stock performance.
Stellantis plans to aggressively grow its Ram brand, targeting 825,000 U.S. sales by 2030—a 60% increase from last year. The automaker will double Ram’s product lineup, expanding into new segments to reverse recent declines.
While Jeep remains a key brand, Stellantis has underperformed peers like GM and Ford, with its stock shedding over 60% in three years. Analysts see near-term upside due to its low valuation, with Ram’s growth as a potential catalyst.
The shift in focus follows Stellantis’ struggles, contrasting with GM’s stock doubling over the same period. The company’s turnaround hinges on executing its expansion strategy in a competitive market.