Market slide continues in June, Q2

U.S. Light-Vehicle Sales, Q2 2022Most automakers do not break out June data. Q2 2022 Q2 2021 % change 6 mos.20226 mos.2021% changeBMW78,90596,561-18.3%152,619167,994-9.2%Mini5,1319,340-45.1%12,00715,625-23.2%Rolls-Royce*365380-3.9%7857603.3%BMW of N.A.84,401106,281-20.6%165,411184,379-10.3%Ford456,813448,7461.8%866,839941,047-7.9%Lincoln23,74523,5141.0%42,89348,924-12.3%Ford Motor Co.480,558472,2601.8%909,732989,971-8.1%Buick28,92965,927-56.1%48,075111,711-57.0%Cadillac33,70336,129-6.7%61,91973,406-15.6%Chevrolet383,820428,615-10.5%724,129853,721-15.2%GMC132,055153,025-13.7%253,492284,264-10.8%General Motors578,507683,696-15.4%1,087,6151,323,102-17.8%Acura24,62450,496-51.2%52,86088,384-40.2%Honda215,165435,923-50.6%453,347745,126-39.2%American Honda239,789486,419-50.7%506,207833,510-39.3%Genesis13,94511,07625.9%25,66819,29833.0%Hyundai brand184,191240,005-23.3%343,867407,135-15.5%Hyundai Motor America198,136251,081-21.1%369,535426,433-13.3%Kia Motors America182,146218,961-16.8%333,340378,511-11.9%Hyundai-Kia380,282470,042-19.1%702,875804,944-12.7%Jaguar1,9294,902-60.6%4,2378,948-52.6%Land Rover10,47120,898-49.9%24,86342,852-42.0%Jaguar Land Rover N.A.*12,40025,800-51.9%29,10051,800-43.8%Karma Automotive*3040-25.0%5580-31.3%Lucid Motors*5000-7000-Mazda N.A.60,535105,909-42.8%142,803189,167-24.5%McLaren*37030023.3%590620-4.8%Mercedes-Benz USA98,83592,4436.9%174,774182,358-4.2%Mitsubishi Motors N.A.21,87225,146-13.0%48,27253,377-9.6%Infiniti10,55917,866-40.9%21,80536,937-41.0%Nissan172,612280,282-38.4%362,447546,764-33.7%Nissan Group183,171298,148-38.6%384,252583,701-34.2%Nissan/Mitsubishi205,043323,294-36.6%432,524637,078-32.1%Polestar Automotive USA *2,300240858.3%4,315470818.1%Rivian Automotive2,8000-3,6000-Alfa Romeo3,0835,018-38.6%6,3749,664-34.0%Chrysler36,93418,89995.4%66,04758,63612.6%Dodge43,71762,314-29.8%84,759126,302-32.9%Fiat249891-72.1%5891,706-65.5%Jeep186,663210,435-11.3%379,944407,980-6.9%Maserati*1,6301,700-4.1%3,8303,40012.6%Ram137,872187,750-26.6%276,025350,670-21.3%Stellantis410,148487,007-15.8%817,568958,358-14.7%Subaru of America131,449160,824-18.3%263,795321,250-17.9%Tesla Motors*118,70077,60053.0%228,700155,20047.4%Lexus66,72383,459-20.1%131,088157,712-16.9%Toyota464,382605,353-23.3%914,6091,134,166-19.4%Toyota Motor N.A.531,105688,812-22.9%1,045,6971,291,878-19.1%Audi48,04966,995-28.3%83,554121,835-31.4%Bentley900980-8.2%1,8551,960-5.4%Lamborghini*720770-6.5%1,4801,540-3.9%Porsche19,48718,9582.8%32,52936,326-10.5%VW78,281119,249-34.4%143,272208,475-31.3%VW Group147,437206,952-28.8%262,690370,136-29.0%Volvo Cars USA27,82836,515-23.8%50,58563,754-20.7%Other**1,1501,380-16.7%2,2602,765-18.3%U.S. LIGHT VEHICLE3,514,1674,425,814-20.6%6,831,5968,360,820-18.3%*Estimate**Reflects Aston Martin, Ferrari and Lotus sales estimates. The U.S. light-vehicle market slid again in June, capping a weaker second quarter as global parts shortages and shipping woes continue to hobble output at automakers, leaving showrooms largely empty of new cars and light trucks for a year now. Sales dropped 21 percent in the second quarter and 18 percent in the first half.

Market slide continues in June, Q2

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