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2023 U.S SUV Sales Figures By Model (With Rankings)

Sales Figures & Rankings for SUVs Sold in the United States

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2023 Best Selling SUVs In the United States (All Models Ranked)

The SUV car segment in the US has been growing steadily over the last few years. In 2021, SUVs accounted for 46% of new vehicle sales in the US, up from 38% in 2016. There are a number of factors that have contributed to the growth of the SUV segment. One factor is the rising cost of fuel. As fuel prices have increased, consumers have become more interested in vehicles that get better gas mileage. SUVs tend to get lower gas mileage than passenger cars, but they are also more spacious and versatile. Another factor that has contributed to the growth of the SUV segment is the growing popularity of active lifestyles. Many consumers are now looking for vehicles that can accommodate their outdoor activities, such as camping, hiking, and biking. SUVs are better suited for these activities than passenger cars.

EVs are becoming increasingly popular in the US, and they are now available in a variety of body styles, including SUVs. Electric SUVs are more fuel-efficient than traditional gasoline-powered SUVs, and they also produce zero emissions. Automakers are investing heavily in autonomous driving technology, and they are expected to release self-driving SUVs in the coming years. SUVs are well-suited for autonomous driving, as they are typically larger and heavier than passenger cars. The luxury SUV market is growing in the US, and many automakers are now offering luxury SUVs. Luxury SUVs are typically more expensive than traditional SUVs, but they offer a higher level of comfort, performance, and features.

Here Are The Most Popular SUVs in the U.S for 2023

This data table looks at last month’s total SUV sales volumes in the United States by model. We compare U.S market SUV sales for last month with the same month last year. We also include the year to date sales numbers and compare with the same year to date numbers from last year. With both monthly and YTD sales numbers we have a growth rate column so you can better gauge an individual SUV sales success in the U.S market.

Model Month Month LY Change YTD YTD LY YTD Change
Toyota 4Runner 2,606 10,344 -74.81 91,797 87,651 4.73
Subaru Ascent 4,402 4,374 0.64 47,016 51,255 -8.27
Lincoln Aviator 2,629 1,911 37.57 20,455 11,587 76.53
Ford Bronco 9,837 4,805 104.72 97,687 96,273 1.47
Ford Bronco Sport 9,382 8,306 12.95 117,188 104,681 11.95
Toyota bZ4X 1,401 1,326 5.66 14,978 7,812 91.73
Volvo C40 76 304 -75.00 1,621 6,090 -73.38
Toyota Corolla Cross 8,996 7,446 20.82 76,670 56,606 35.45
Lincoln Corsair / MKC 2,688 2,353 14.24 24,874 19,836 25.40
Honda CR-V 30,826 31,397 -1.82 328,990 293,748 12.00
Subaru CrossTrek 15,928 13,768 15.69 147,775 128,400 15.09
Toyota Crown Signia 2,421 0 0.00 4,702 0 0.00
Mazda CX-30 7,216 5,908 22.14 80,796 65,210 23.90
Mazda CX-5 10,166 7,963 27.67 114,221 123,818 -7.75
Mazda CX-50 7,771 3,168 145.30 66,286 34,887 90.00
Mazda CX-70 2,517 0 0.00 7,405 0 0.00
Mazda CX-90 5,236 3,722 40.68 43,798 19,290 127.05
Ford Edge 2,144 11,015 -80.54 67,537 81,716 -17.35
Ford Escape 12,784 12,573 1.68 133,732 116,186 15.10
Kia EV6 1,732 1,542 12.32 17,717 16,340 8.43
Kia EV9 1,941 0 0.00 17,911 0 0.00
Volvo EX90 269 0 0.00 378 0 0.00
Ford Expedition 5,267 4,704 11.97 68,374 61,131 11.85
Ford Explorer 17,145 16,634 3.07 176,831 154,736 14.28
Subaru Forester 13,431 15,479 -13.23 143,529 121,824 17.82
Toyota Grand Highlander 667 7,571 -91.19 56,073 23,284 140.82
Genesis GV60 203 353 -42.49 2,201 2,571 -14.39
Genesis GV70 2,748 2,059 33.46 23,228 20,668 12.39
Genesis GV80 2,190 1,790 22.35 18,467 15,473 19.35
Genesis GV80 Coupe 256 0 0.00 708 0 0.00
Lexus GX 3,047 2,852 6.84 23,953 24,344 -1.61
Toyota Highlander 5,258 9,536 -44.86 82,545 149,460 -44.77
Honda HR-V 11,512 11,696 -1.57 126,317 98,730 27.94
Hyundai Ioniq 5 4,498 2,979 50.99 34,816 28,285 23.09
Hyundai Kona 5,685 7,927 -28.28 70,193 64,445 8.92
Toyota Land Cruiser 2,135 0 0.00 20,431 5 408,520.00
Lexus LX 608 594 2.36 5,420 5,868 -7.63
Acura MDX 3,904 3,638 7.31 36,648 48,557 -24.53
Lincoln MKX/Nautilus 2,852 1,318 116.39 32,252 19,841 62.55
Ford Mustang Mach E 3,313 2,732 21.27 43,531 31,614 37.70
Lincoln Navigator 1,180 1,292 -8.67 13,900 14,677 -5.29
Hyundai Nexo 4 23 -82.61 93 196 -52.55
Kia Niro 1,546 2,408 -35.80 26,678 31,493 -15.29
Lexus NX 5,788 6,930 -16.48 59,303 58,615 1.17
Subaru Outback 13,549 12,396 9.30 139,882 135,275 3.41
Hyundai Palisade 8,983 7,071 27.04 90,775 65,928 37.69
Honda Passport 2,549 3,411 -25.27 26,264 34,045 -22.86
Honda Pilot 11,927 8,223 45.04 115,042 90,620 26.95
Honda Prologue 4,130 0 0.00 18,309 0 0.00
Toyota RAV4 39,387 42,226 -6.72 389,718 345,057 12.94
Acura RDX 3,719 4,200 -11.45 32,438 31,402 3.30
Lexus RX 10,512 8,591 22.36 93,853 92,082 1.92
Lexus RZ 424 743 -42.93 8,805 3,254 170.59
Hyundai Santa Fe 9,644 9,700 -0.58 93,325 105,862 -11.84
Kia Seltos 4,266 4,355 -2.04 52,443 51,414 2.00
Toyota Sequoia 2,481 1,976 25.56 21,771 16,141 34.88
Subaru Solterra 1,078 1,210 -10.91 10,215 6,973 46.49
Kia Sorento 7,841 6,388 22.75 77,017 74,034 4.03
Kia Sportage 13,681 11,053 23.78 132,439 118,637 11.63
Kia Telluride 9,694 8,533 13.61 91,448 92,514 -1.15
Hyundai Tuscon 19,829 15,638 26.80 165,776 168,818 -1.80
Lexus TX 433 1,384 -68.71 21,755 1,384 1,471.89
Lexus UX 416 851 -51.12 7,297 10,225 -28.64
Hyundai Venue 1,444 1,757 -17.81 21,287 24,626 -13.56
Toyota Venza 803 2,896 -72.27 30,593 24,983 22.46
Volvo XC40 2,144 2,764 -22.43 22,368 22,392 -0.11
Volvo XC60 3,156 3,307 -4.57 29,593 32,457 -8.82
Volvo XC90 2,948 2,999 -1.70 30,311 31,419 -3.53
Acura ZDX 1,212 0 0.00 4,226 0 0.00
∑ = 412,455 ∑ = 396,412 ∑ = 4,315,975 ∑ = 3,876,745

2023 U.S Quarterly SUV Sales Numbers

This data table looks at quarterly sales performance for the SUV segment in the United States. It includes all major SUV models sold in the U.S market. We compare last quarter’s SUV U.S sales at the model level with the same SUV model sales quarter last year. We also include a growth rate too so you can see which SUV models are growing and which ones are declining. The quarterly view of SUV sales at the model level often gives you a better picture of what is happening than monthly because it takes out some of the month to month noise.

2023 New SUV Sales Data by Month in the U.S

This sales data table looks at monthly sales performance for the SUV segment in the United States on a month to month basis for the entire year so far. It includes all major SUV models sold in the U.S market and you can see that the monthly SUV sales trends clearly. Seeing the individual SUV model sales performance in this way gives you a good sense of the momentum (good or bad).

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