North American Passenger Car Sales for 2015
In 2015, the North American car sales continued to show positive growth with the total number of vehicles sold in North America in 2015 was approximately 17.5 million. This figure includes both cars and light trucks. Passenger car sales in North America came in at 9.31 million units, with the United States making up 7.5 million units in sales. The North American economy experienced steady growth in 2015, leading to increased consumer confidence and willingness to make major purchases, including new vehicles. Factors such as job creation, low interest rates, and improved consumer sentiment contributed to the growth in car sales.
The shift towards smaller, more fuel-efficient vehicles persisted in 2015, driven by a focus on fuel economy and environmental consciousness. Compact cars, hybrids, and fuel-efficient models remained popular choices among consumers. However, larger vehicles such as trucks and SUVs continued to maintain a significant market share due to their versatility and appeal to specific consumer segments. Automotive technology continued to advance in 2015, with a focus on connectivity, infotainment systems, and advanced safety features. Automakers incorporated innovative technologies to enhance the driving experience, improve fuel efficiency, and provide advanced safety systems. Safety remained a priority for consumers and automakers in 2015. Enhanced safety features, including advanced driver assistance systems, forward collision warning, and lane departure warning systems, were increasingly incorporated into vehicles.
