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In full-year 2025, Volvo car sales in the USA were slightly weaker, with the XC60 and XC90 the top-selling US models. 2025 (January to December): Volvo Car USA sales contracted by 2.9% to 121,607 vehicles. Electrified vehicles, defined as vehicles with a fully electric or plug-in hybrid powertrain, declined 22.9 percent compared to 2024 and … Read more
In full-year 2025, Nissan sales in the USA were flat, with the Rogue and Sentra the best-selling models. 2025 (January to December): Nissan Group sales in the US were unchanged, with Nissan brand sales up by less than a percentage point while Infiniti sales were down by a tenth. Truck and SUV sales increased by … Read more
In full-year 2025, Infiniti sales in the USA contracted by 9%, with the QX60 the top-selling model and traditional car sales insignificant. 2025 (January to December): Infiniti sales in the USA were down by 9% to 52,846 vehicles. The top-selling Infiniti vehicle in the US in 2025 was the QX60. The new large QX80 SUV … Read more
In full-year 2025, Mazda car sales in the USA contracted by 3.3% with the CX-5 and the CX-50 the top-selling Mazda vehicles in America. 2025 (January to December):  Mazda North American Operations (MNAO) sales totaled 410,346 vehicles; a decrease of 3.3 percent compared to 2024. Traditional passenger car sales were down by a fifth, as Maza … Read more
In full-year 2025, BMW and Mini increased car sales in the USA, with the X3 and X5 the best-selling US models. 2025 (January to December): BMW brand increased sales in the USA by 4.7% tp 388,897 vehicles — the third consecutive record year for BMW. BMW increased sales of both traditional passenger cars and light … Read more
In full-year 2025, Ford and Lincoln increased car, SUV, and truck sales in the USA, with the F150 America’s top-selling model. 2025 (January to December): Ford Motor Company increased light vehicle sales in the USA by 6% to 2,204,124 deliveries and a 13.2% share of the US new car market. Ford-branded vehicles increased to over … Read more
In full-year 2025, all GM brands (Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, and GMC) increased sales in the USA, with the Silverado the top-selling model. 2025 (January to December): GM was the largest car, SUV, and light truck producer in the USA, with sales increasing by 5.5% to 2,853,299 vehicles. All four GM brands grew in 2025. GMC … Read more
In full-year 2025, Toyota and Lexus increased car, SUV, and truck sales in the USA to over 2.5 million vehicles, with the RAV4 the best-selling model. 2025 (January to December): Â Toyota Motor North America (TMNA) increased USA sales by 8% to 2,518,071 vehicles. Toyota brand increased sales by 8.1% to 2,147,811 vehicles. Lexus brand sales … Read more
In full-year 2025, FCA Stellantis (Jeep, Ram, Dodge, Chrysler, Fiat, and Alfa Romeo brands) had 3% fewer car, SUV, and truck sales in the USA. 2025 (January to December): FCA sold 1,260,344 vehicles in the USA, a decrease of 3% from 1,303,570 vehicles sold in 2024. Jeep and Chrysler had slightly stronger sales in the … Read more
In full-year 2025, American Honda and Acura had flat sales in the USA, with the CR-V and Civic the top-selling models. 2025 (January to December): Although American Honda increased sales in the USA by only 0.5%, the Japanese carmaker had with 1,430,577 deliveries its best year in the US since 2021. Honda brand sales were … Read more