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FCA US Q4 2025 Sales Results: A Positive Upswing

FCA US LLC, based in Auburn Hills, Michigan, has recently reported a notable boost in vehicle sales, indicating a promising finish to 2025. The company recorded total U.S. vehicle sales of 332,321 for the fourth quarter. This represents a 4% increase compared to the same period in 2024, marking the second consecutive quarter of growth this year.

In December 2025 alone, FCA sold 121,170 vehicles, showcasing a similar 4% year-on-year growth. This surge in sales has been significantly driven by the Jeep brand, which realized its best December retail figures in three years. Notably, the Jeep Wrangler also reported its best December sales since 2021, contributing substantially to the overall increase.

Jeep Brand Highlights

The Jeep brand culminated its strong sales performance with several models showcasing growth:

• - Wrangler: Retail sales increased by 3% year-on-year.
• - Gladiator: Total sales jumped dramatically by 93%.
• - Grand Cherokee: Retail sales saw a modest increase of 2%.
• - Wagoneer: Experienced an impressive 67% growth in total sales compared to the previous year.

In light of these accomplishments, Jeff Kommor, head of U.S. retail sales, expressed optimism about the company’s performance, indicating that the strategic steps taken are paying off, including the introduction of new hybrid and electric models.

Ram and Dodge Sales Performance

The Ram brand also showed robustness in its sales figures. In Q4, total sales for the Ram 1500 increased by 23% over the same period last year. The Dodge brand unveiled impressive figures for its Durango model, which reported its best total sales year since 2005, up by 37%. Dodge's Charger SIXPACK has started production and garnered significant attention, being named TopGear.com vehicle of the year in the U.S.

Strategic Investments

FCA US is not only focusing on increasing sales figures but is also strategically investing in its future. In late 2025, the company unveiled a $13 billion investment plan projected over the next four years. This investment is aimed at enhancing U.S. production capacity by 50%, launching five new models, and implementing 19 additional product actions. These initiatives are expected to create over 5,000 new jobs across multiple plants in Illinois, Ohio, Michigan, and Indiana.

In total, FCA US reported 1,260,344 vehicles sold throughout 2025—though this reflected a 3% decrease compared to the previous year, the recent quarterly trends indicate a promising recovery and strategic focus moving into 2026.

Conclusion

With the automotive landscape constantly evolving, FCA US seems well-positioned to capitalize on its recent successes. The company's momentum with diverse powertrain offerings, such as the much-anticipated HEMI® return and new electric models, showcases a commitment to responsiveness in a changing market. For the upcoming year, with new models entering dealerships, the company aims to continue on its path to growth, capitalizing on the momentum gained in late 2025.