Stellantis shares rebound over 4% and move back above its 20-day moving average

A 4.28% rebound that places the stock above its 20-day moving average

Stellantis closed at €4.70, up 4.28% from Wednesday's close of €4.51, ranking among the strongest gainers on the CAC 40. This rebound places the stock above its 20-day MA at €4.61, a gap of +2.06% that marks a technical improvement after several sessions under pressure. The RSI at 43, although still below the 50 mark, confirms that selling momentum is losing steam without tilting into clear bullish territory. However, the configuration remains constrained over longer horizons: the stock remains 2.99% below its 50-day MA at €4.85 and well below its 200-day MA at €6.72, representing a gap of nearly 30%.

Over one month, the stock is still down 5.34% and has lost 29.01% over three months. Today's rebound eases this quarterly decline without erasing its magnitude. The first resistance level to watch is at €5.28, while support stands at €4.38.

A stable analyst opinion and product announcements ahead of the Frankfurt trade show

CIC Market Solutions maintains its analyst rating at "hold" on the stock, with a price target of €5.50, reaffirmed on September 2, 2026. This level implies an upside potential of approximately 17% compared to today's closing price. On valuation grounds, the stock trades at approximately 8.6 times current fiscal year earnings and 4.1 times next fiscal year earnings, according to analyst consensus.

On the operational front, the expansion of remanufactured parts offerings to electric and hybrid vehicles, unveiled today through the SUSTAINera division, will be highlighted at the Automechanika Frankfurt trade show from September 8-12, 2026. Additionally, the Stellantis Pro One division will showcase its positioning toward an integrated professional mobility offering at the IAA Transportation trade show in Hanover on September 14, 2026, a sector event that could give the group new visibility. CIC Market Solutions' €5.50 price target constitutes the next fundamental benchmark for measuring the stock's trajectory.