U.S. new car sales are projected to hit 16.3 million in 2025, the strongest result since 2019, driven by hybrids, petrol cars, and easing market conditions.
In 2025, new car sales in the U.S. reached 16.3 million units, almost 2% higher than last year and the best result since 2019, according to forecasts by Cox Automotive analysts.
The growth was supported by the stabilization of supply chains, the expansion of credit programs, and a gradual decrease in interest rates.
At the same time, experts noted a slowdown in the fourth quarter and increased buyer caution due to high prices.
The strongest growth is expected in the hybrid segment and traditional petrol vehicles, while EV sales continue to grow at a more gradual pace. Automakers are increasingly focusing on balancing innovation with affordability.
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