Tesla Now 8th Best Selling Auto Brand In USA — US Auto Sales Up 9%, But Down 11% Vs. 2019
PublishedIt’s time for another quarterly report on US auto sales. Like a few other major news outlets, I track total quarterly sales of the US auto industry, but I also conduct a thorough analysis of the trends of each automaker. Furthermore, I compare last quarter’s sales not just to the same quarter last year, but also to the same quarter the year before, in 2020, and in 2019 —. I don’t believe there’s anywhere else on the internet where you can find such analyses.
Aside from the comparisons you can see on the charts, for the brands, I’m going to focus on Q1 2023 sales compared to Q1 2022 sales and then compared to Q1 2019 sales. Only 8 auto brands saw their sales drop in Q1 2023 compared to Q1 2022. Fiat dropped by a massive 59% to just 138 sales . Alfa Romeo dropped by 27%, to just 2,390 sales. Mitsubishi dropped by 21% and Jeep by 20%. Perhaps most surprising and notable, though, is that Toyota dropped by 11%, ending nearly 50,000 unit sales lower than in Q1 2022.Almost a flip of the 2023 vs. 2022 comparison, only 11 auto brands saw their sales increase from Q1 2019 to Q1 2023 .
In general, I like to examine change on a relative basis. However, it’s informative and important to look at which brands have lost the most sales on a volume basis. The biggest drops in volume terms came from Nissan , Ford , Honda , Toyota , Dodge , Jeep , and Chevrolet . As you can see, only 4 of those auto brands were among the 10 biggest sales losers on a relative/percentage basis — Nissan, Honda, Dodge, and Jeep.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Oh My Girl celebrate 8th anniversary in 'Miracle' MV | allkpopOh My Girl have dropped their music video for 'Miracle'.The MV features the girl group hanging out behind-the-scenes and more. 'Miracle…
Read more »
Canada's 10 hottest car brands and vehicles so far in 2023 | Driving by NumbersIs 2023 the year Canadian auto sales finally rebound from the pandemic and supply chain crunch?
Read more »
Tesla's California market share slides despite price cuts: reportInsider tells the global tech, finance, markets, media, healthcare, and strategy stories you want to know.
Read more »