The revolution includes making customer support more accessible for customers, offering products that customers need, and increasing operational efficiency. Ferreira’s goal behind this revolution has always been to bring the success that Stellantis has seen in Europe and other global markets here to the North American market, where competitors Ford and General Motors dominate fleet sales.

“The Stellantis Pro One ecosystem goes beyond the vehicle to deliver tools and service programs supporting the entire life cycle of the fleet customer, ensuring reliable and efficient mobility,” Ferreira told FleetOwner. “This will include the Uptime Command Center to help fleets keep vehicles on the road, data and connectivity that power over-the-air updates, AI-native interaction between driver and vehicle, and our CustomFit Program that lets customers track their vehicle through the upfit process.”

The plan appears to be working, according to the data. Stellantis recently shared a global update, and numbers indicate sales growth in North America.

“The first half of 2026 confirms the strength of our customer-focused strategy, commercial vehicle portfolio, and multi-energy offer,” Eric Laforge, head of Stellantis Pro One (globally), said.

Here’s just how much momentum the brand has gained in 2026:

Stellantis North American growth in 2026

Stellantis increased its market share in North America by 2 percentage points since June 2025. Its market share is now up to 14.1%.

Total vehicle sales grew by 13% overall, mostly from Ram, across North America and Peugeot in Mexico. Segmenting by country, Ram sales in Canada increased by 8%, but its heavy-duty lineup saw a significant sales increase of 21%.

In the United States, specifically, the numbers look even better. Ram’s total sales grew by 15%, and Ram 1500 pickup sales increased by a whopping 27%. Heavy-duty trucks also had a modest growth spurt, with a sales increase of 9%.

Ram is notching major wins south of the border. Stellantis commercial sales are No. 1 overall in Mexico with 18.8% market share. Ram’s overall sales in the country increased by a staggering 43%, and total commercial vehicle sales grew by 36%.

“Over the past year, we have intensified our commitment to commercial customers by developing fleet products and services that support the vehicle's full life cycle,” Ferreira said. “Our market share gains reflect these changes as we continue to move at full speed to roll out Stellantis' global commercial sales business unit, Pro One, in North America.”