In the first nine months of 2026 (Q1 + Q2 + Q3), the Ford F-Series was the top-selling light vehicle model in the USA, while the Honda CR-V was the best-selling SUV, and the Toyota Camry remained America’s favorite passenger car model. → Read more
In the first three quarters of 2026 (Q1 + Q2 + Q3), GM, Toyota, and Ford were the top light vehicle manufacturers in the USA, with Toyota, Ford, Chevrolet, and Honda the top-selling car brands. → Read more
2026 (August): the European new car market expanded by 5.3% with electric vehicle sales in Europe up 50% for a 29% market share. → Read more
July (2026): New passenger vehicle registrations in Europe (EU, EFTA, UK) increased by 4%, with all-electric car sales up by 51% to take a 25% market share. → Read more
2026 (June & First Half): Volkswagen, Stellantis, and Renault were the best-selling car manufacturing groups in Europe (EU, EFTA, UK), with VW, Skoda, and Toyota the top brands. → Read more
2026 (First Half): Battery-electric car sales in Europe (EU, EFTA, UK) increased by 35.1%, with all-electric sales up 51% in June 2026. → Read more
2026 (June & First Half): new passenger vehicle registrations in Europe (EU, EFTA, UK) increased, with car sales up 13.1% for the month and 6.1% for the half year. → Read more
2026 (HY): Toyota gained market share and remained the best-selling vehicle manufacturer and top car brand in Japan ahead of Suzuki and Honda. → Read more
2026 (Q1 + Q2): The Toyota Yaris and Corolla were Japan’s favorite car models, but the Honda N-Box and other minicars outsold both. → Read more
2026 (First Half Year): New passenger vehicle registrations in Britain increased by 9.2%, with Volkswagen, BMW, and Kia the best-selling car brands. → Read more