Stellantis stock hits unprecedented five-year low at €3.71

A five-year low at €3.71 that erases the October 19 level

Stellantis (stock) touched €3.71 during the session, a five-year decline record, against €3.74 during the previous low, reached on October 19. The stock is trading at €3.72, down 2.36% from the previous day, and loses 12% over a month. This movement breaks through the lows of the last 30, 150 and 250 sessions, all located at €3.81, which become resistance levels. The price is also below its moving averages: the 20-day MA at €3.93 is 5.3% above the price, the 50-day MA at €4.27 is nearly 13% above.

The RSI at 34 remains close to the oversold zone. In the CAC 40, the stock ranks among the strongest declines, while the index falls 1.4% and Renault retreats 1.9%. The security was also affected by the rise in French rates: the 10-year OAT is at 4.99% according to the Banque de France survey of October 21, at the highest level of its series since 2004. Brent, for its part, is trading at $112.13 per barrel, up 3% during the session.

Registrations up in Europe, third-quarter results expected on October 28

On the operational front, Stellantis published on October 21 its registrations in the EU30 zone: 1.927 million vehicles over nine months, up 3%, for a market share of 16.1%. The group had also reported, on October 13, 1.3 million vehicles invoiced in the third quarter, down 1%. In the meantime, Paris and Berlin proposed easing CO2 targets in exchange for a bonus reserved for vehicles produced in Europe, a position still to be submitted to other member states.

The stock loses 61% over one year and 27% over three months. According to the consensus of analysts surveyed, the stock is trading at approximately 7 times the earnings of the current fiscal year and 3.5 times those of the following fiscal year. The next milestone is scheduled for October 28, with the publication of third-quarter 2026 results.