Automakers reported their first quarter U.S. sales numbers over the weekend.
EV maker Tesla released its Q1 2023 production and deliveries on Sunday, reporting
422,875 total deliveries, up 36% YoY and 4% from Q4 2022, and 440,808
in total production. Earlier this year, Tesla cut the prices of its
U.S.-listed vehicles by almost 20%.
- General Motors sold 603,208 vehicles in Q1, up ~18% YoY.
- The U.S. automaker said it sold more than 20,000 EVs in a quarter for the first time in Q1.
- Toyota sold 469,558 vehicles in Q1, down ~9% YoY.
- EVs and hybrids accounted for about 25% of the Japanese automaker’s Q1 sales.
- Honda sold 284,507 vehicles in Q1, up ~7% YoY.
- Honda said it sold a record number of its hybrid-electric CR-V and Accord models.
- Stellantis sold 368,237 vehicles in Q1, down 9% YoY.
- Ford is expected to release its sales figures on Tuesday.
