TABLE-Top 20 vehicles sold in the United States in Q2 2025

ReutersJul 2, 2025 1:53 PM

July 2 (Reuters) - The following are the 20 top-selling vehicles in the United States in Q2 2025, as reported by automakers and ranked by total units.

RANK	VEHICLE	Q2 2025	Q2 2024	PCT CHNG
1	Ford F-Series P/U	222,459	199,463	+11.5
2	Chevy Silverado-C/K P/U	159,537	151,112	+5.6
3	Toyota RAV4	124,049	123,473	+0.5
4	Honda CR-V	109,236	101,166	+8.0
5	Ram P/U	95,472	90,109	+6.0
6	GMC Sierra P/U	90,641	80,188	+13.0
7	Toyota Camry	85,022	76,905	+10.6
8	Toyota Tacoma	71,048	47,879	+48.4
9	Honda Civic	69,260	67,859	+2.1
10	Toyota Corolla	64,596	61,920	+4.3
11	Chevrolet Equinox	58,887	52,270	+12.7
12	Ford Explorer	57,615	46,338	+24.3
13	Jeep Grand Cherokee	51,203	52,296	-2.1
14	Jeep Wrangler	47,669	38,896	+22.6
15	Nissan Rogue	47,461	50,356	-5.7
16	Ford Escape	45,232	37,943	+19.2
17	Hyundai Elantra	41,278	35,429	+16.5
18	Honda Accord	37,353	38,794	-3.7
19	Nissan Sentra	30,987	48,947	-36.7
20	Honda Odyssey	27,931	21,864	+27.7

RANK	VEHICLE	YTD 2025	YTD 2024	PCT CHNG
1	Ford F-Series P/U	412,848	352,406	+17.2
2	Chevy Silverado-C/K P/U	289,251	281,099	+2.9
3	Toyota RAV4	239,451	248,295	-3.6
4	Honda CR-V	212,561	196,204	+8.3
5	Ram P/U	174,320	179,526	-2.9
6	GMC Sierra P/U	169,182	148,785	+13.7
7	Toyota Camry	155,330	155,242	+0.1
8	Toyota Tacoma	130,873	69,437	+88.5
9	Chevrolet Equinox	129,889	106,455	+22.0
10	Honda Civic	128,236	129,788	-1.2
11	Toyota Corolla	120,052	121,991	-1.6
12	Nissan Rogue	109,563	141,160	-22.4
13	Ford Explorer	104,929	104,803	+0.1
14	Jeep Grand Cherokee	99,668	106,751	-6.6
15	Jeep Wrangler	85,613	77,204	+10.9
16	Nissan Sentra	85,523	89,028	-3.9
17	Ford Escape	82,589	74,538	+10.8
18	Hyundai Elantra	74,768	62,289	+20.0
19	Honda Accord	67,965	80,721	-15.8
20	Nissan Altima	62,107	59,896	+3.7

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