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Here are the 2024 year-to-date (YTD) sales figures for some of the best-selling vehicle brands in the U.S. based on available data:
1. Ford: 1,805,416 units (+13.99% compared to 2023)【6】.
2. Toyota: 1,640,671 units (+6.07%)【6】.
3. Chevrolet (GM): Includes popular models like Silverado and Equinox, with Chevrolet contributing significantly to GM’s 2.35 million units YTD (GM total, across brands)【6】【7】.
4. Honda: 1,058,870 units (+11.33%)【6】.
5. Hyundai: 682,296 units (+4.77%)【6】.
6. Kia: 650,168 units (-2.06%)【6】.
7. Ram (Stellantis): 179,526 units for Ram 1500 specifically, a top-seller【7】.
8. GMC Sierra: 148,785 units【7】.
9. Nissan Rogue: 141,160 units【7】.
USA Best Selling Cars Ranking in 2024 reports the Ford F-Series (-1.6%) in 1st followed by the Chevrolet Silverado, down 0.4%, and the Toyota RAV4, up 12.9%. The Honda Civic rose 7 spots into 10th.
Looking at
USA’s best-selling car ranking up to October 2024, the leader was, as in the last decades, the
Ford F-Series with 616,609 sales (-1.6%), followed by the
Chevrolet Silverado with 457,795 (-0.4%).
In third place ranked the
Toyota RAV4 -up 1 spot- with 389,718 sales (+12.9%), followed by the
Honda CR-V -up 1 spot- with 328,990 (+12%).
In 5th place the
Ram Pick-Up -down 2 spots- with 299,518 sales (-18.9%) ahead of the
Tesla Model Y which reported 255,434 sales so far (-11.3%).
Toyota Camry -up 1 spot- ranked in 7th with 254,832 (+5.1%), followed by the
GMC Sierra -down 1 spot- with 231,274 (-5.5%) and the
Nissan Rogue with 205,815 (-10.9%)
The
Honda Civic -up 7 spots- closed the top 10 ranking with 204,954 sales (+24.9%).
https://www.caranddriver.com/news/g60385784/bestselling-cars-2024/
Here are the top 10 best-selling car brands in Europe in 2024 based on the most recent data available:
1. Volkswagen: Over 2.4 million units YTD, retaining its dominance across Europe .
2. Toyota: Approximately 700,000–800,000 units, benefiting from strong hybrid and EV sales .
3. BMW: Around 650,000–700,000 units, supported by its expanding electric lineup .
4. Mercedes-Benz: Close to 600,000 units, though facing slight declines .
5. Peugeot: Roughly 500,000 units, driven by strong performances of compact cars and SUVs .
6. Renault: Approximately 450,000–500,000 units, with a solid lineup including the Renault Clio .
7. Skoda: Around 400,000 units, with significant growth thanks to updated models .
8. Tesla: Over 300,000 units, dominated by the Model Y as the best-selling EV .
9. Hyundai: Approximately 280,000 units, supported by its EV and hybrid models .
10. Kia: Similar to Hyundai, with 270,000–280,000 units, focusing on affordability and electrification .
These brands highlight a shift toward electric and hybrid vehicles, along with consistent demand for compact cars and SUVs.
