The market grew 4.4 percent to 3.9 million in the first quarter, driven by hybrids and light trucks. Among automakers, GM, Hyundai and Nissan were big winners, while Ford, Stellantis, Tesla and Toyota lost share.
Canada hits back with double-digit countertariffs on U.S.-made vehicles. General Motors, Ford and BMW will feel the brunt of China’s tariff retaliation. Plus, Daniel Roeska, managing director of U.S. automotive research at Bernstein, discusses the changing mergers and acquisitions landscape for automakers.
Hyundai, Genesis and Kia will share the stage with Volkswagen and Subaru at the 2025 New York auto show.
Unit sales of cars and light trucks by nameplate in the U.S. listed alphabetically under brand and automaker for the current and previous year periods
