Fiat Chrysler Automobiles : February 2017 Fiat Chrysler Automobiles sales in Europe

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In February, FCA posted another strong monthly sales performance in Europe (EU28+EFTA), once again outperforming the industry average. Group sales were up 8.7% (+2.1% for the industry) to 88,000 vehicles. Market share was up 50 basis to 7.9%, representing the highest level since March 2010 and placing FCA fourth overall in Europe for the month.

For the two months year-to-date, FCA sold nearly 172,000 vehicles, representing a year-over-year increase of 11.8% versus 6.1% for the industry. Market share for the period was up 40 basis points to 7.4%.

In February, Group sales were up 7.2% in Italy (industry +6.2%), 18.4% in Germany (industry -2.6%), 6.0% in France (industry -2.9%) and 12.2% in Spain (industry +0.1%).

Fiat brand posted an 8.3% increase in European sales in February, with 65,800 vehicles sold. Market share was 30 basis points higher at 5.9%.

Year-to-date, brand sales were up 12.6% to more than 129,300 vehicles and market share was 30 basis points higher at 5.6%.

By major market, the brand's February sales were up 6.1% in Italy, 18.1% in Germany, 7.3% in France and 16.9% in Spain.

Fiat remained leader in the European A segment with the Panda and 500 holding a combined 32.5% share. Year-to-date, sales of the Panda were up 3.1%, while the 500 posted a 6.7% increase.

Other models in the 500 family also posted a strong February performance. The 500L was leader in the European Small MPV segment with a 32.2% share and more than 7,500 units sold. The 500X ranked among the top five in its segment with sales up 0.4% year-over-year. In Italy, the 500L and 500X were leaders in their respective segments with shares of 62.8% and 18.6%.

The Tipo continued to gain ground in the highly-competitive C segment, with particularly positive results in Italy, France and Poland. The Fiat 124 also continued as one of the top five in its segment.

Lancia/Chrysler also outperformed the industry with sales up 5.3% to nearly 7,300 vehicles and share up 10 basis points to 0.7%. For the year-to-date, sales were up 4.0% to 13,100 vehicles with share at 0.6%.

The brand posted a particularly positive result in Italy in February with sales up 5.9% year-over- year.

For the Ypsilon, sales were up 5.7% over the same month one year ago.

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Alfa Romeo posted a strong monthly performance in February with sales increasing 23.5% to nearly 6,300 vehicles and European market share 10 basis points higher at 0.6%.

Year-to-date, sales were up 27.2% to nearly 12,300 vehicles with market share at 0.5% (+10 bps). February sales were up 77.0% in Germany and 18.8% in the UK.

The Giulia registered another strong monthly performance and the all-new Stelvio - Alfa Romeo's first ever SUV, presented at the Geneva Motor Show and now available in select markets - has already generated more than 1,000 orders and will soon be making its contribution to the brand's monthly sales results.

Jeep brand sales in Europe were up 1.3% to 8,000 vehicles and market share was in line with the prior year at 0.7%.

Year-to-date, brand sales totaled nearly 15,500 units and share was stable at 0.7%.

In February, Jeep brand sales were up 4.2% in Italy, 2.1% in France, 35.2% in Switzerland, 12.4% in Austria and 9.7% in Poland.

The Jeep Renegade, consistently one of the best-sellers in its segment, made another solid contribution with sales up 12.4% year-over-year.

For Maserati, the Group's luxury brand, European sales totaled 718 vehicles in February and 1,723 vehicles for the year-to-date.

London, 16 March 2017

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