- Toyota has dumped the Prius; sold 11 in June, 4 the month before
- without the Priusm, Toyota has no EV in the current lineup
- Tesla Model S takes a big jump to 3,700 deliveries, up from 1,200 the month before, but lower than the 3,990 in March
- Chevy volt, no change, at around 1,900
- Ford Fusion, gaining traction, at 1,700, up from 1,453 the month before
- Tesla Model X, a huge jumpt 2,145 from 1,600 the month before, but of course, "reservations" only
- Nissan Leaf in a range of around 1,000
- the luxury cars with minimal impact (BMW, Cadillac ELR, Mercedes, Porsche -- of those four, BMW most impressive; Mercedes least impressive
From Zacks:
U.S. light-vehicle sales improved 1.5% year over year to 8.65 million units in the first half of 2016, per Autodata. This represents a new record for first-half sales results.General Motors
Sales increased 2.5% year over year to 1.5 million units in Jun 2016. However, sales on a seasonally adjusted annualized rate (“SAAR”) basis declined to 16.68 million units in the month from 17.46 million units in May 2016 and 17.01 million units in Jun 2015.
Product segments like trucks and utility vehicles recorded higher sales in June. However, car sales declined in the month.
General Motors Company GM was the leader in terms of sales volume for Jun 2016. Among the six major American and Japanese automakers, Nissan Motor Co. Ltd. NSANY recorded the maximum year-over-year sales improvement in the month.
- 1.6% decrease y-o-y in June
- 1.4% decline in the first half y-o-y
- 6.4% increase y-o-y in June
- 4.6% increase in the first half y-o-y
- 7.0% increase y-o-y in June
- 6.0% increase in the first half y-o-y
- 5.6% decrease y-o-y in June
- 2.7% decrease in the first half y-o-y
Honda
- 3.2% increase y-o-y in June
- 5.2% increase in the first half y-o-y
- 13.1% increase y-o-y in June
- 8.4% increase in the first half y-o-y
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