TABLE-US light-vehicle sales volumes in Q3 2025
Oct 2 (Reuters) - The following are the U.S. light-vehicle sales volumes for Q3 2025:
AUTOMAKER | Q3 2025 | Q3 2024 | PCT CHNG | |
1 | General Motors | 710,347 | 659,601 | 7.7% |
2 | Toyota Motor^^ | 629,138 | 542,872 | 15.9% |
3 | Ford Motor | 545,522 | 504,039 | 8.2% |
4 | Honda Motor Co^^^ | 358,848 | 366,214 | -2.0% |
5 | Fiat Chrysler | 324,825 | 305,294 | 6.4% |
6 | Hyundai | 239,069 | 210,971 | 13.3% |
7 | Nissan^ | 223,377 | 212,068 | 5.3% |
8 | Kia | 219,637 | 197,710 | 11.1% |
9 | Subaru | 161,262 | 171,169 | -5.8% |
10 | Mazda Motor Co | 109,366 | 110,966 | -1.4% |
11 | BMW | 96,886 | 78,128 | 24.0% |
12 | Volkswagen | 87,705 | 93,271 | -6.0% |
13 | Audi | 46,758 | 46,752 | 0.0% |
14 | Volvo | 26,021 | 28,535 | -8.8% |
15 | Mitsubishi | 19,647 | 31,588 | -37.8% |
TOTAL | 3,798,408 | 3,559,178 | 6.7% | |
AUTOMAKER | YTD 2025 | YTD 2024 | PCT CHNG | |
1 | General Motors | 2,150,298 | 1,949,920 | 10.3% |
2 | Toyota Motor^^ | 1,865,876 | 1,729,519 | 7.9% |
3 | Ford Motor | 1,658,908 | 1,548,172 | 7.2% |
4 | Honda Motor Co^^^ | 1,097,999 | 1,056,495 | 3.9% |
5 | Fiat Chrysler | 928,024 | 982,827 | -5.6% |
6 | Nissan^ | 711,903 | 701,524 | 1.5% |
7 | Hyundai | 678,349 | 610,494 | 11.1% |
8 | Kia | 636,148 | 584,170 | 8.9% |
9 | Subaru | 483,037 | 493,612 | -2.1% |
10 | Mazda Motor Co | 319,664 | 313,452 | 2.0% |
11 | BMW | 275,385 | 253,840 | 8.5% |
12 | Volkswagen | 247,015 | 275,984 | -10.5% |
13 | Audi | 128,709 | 139,665 | -7.8% |
14 | Volvo | 90,701 | 89,547 | 1.3% |
15 | Mitsubishi | 73,400 | 82,718 | -11.3% |
TOTAL | 11,345,416 | 10,811,939 | 4.9% |
^ Nissan numbers include Infiniti division sales
^^ Toyota Motor numbers include Lexus sales
^^^ Honda Motor Co include Acura sales
Source: Company filings and Reuters calculations
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