Senin, 04 Juli 2016

June 2016 YTD U.S. SUV And Crossover Sales Rankings - Top 100 Best-Selling SUVs In America - Every SUV Ranked

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A 10% expansion in the size of June 2016's U.S. SUV/crossover market added 55,000 sales to the American auto industry's total sales volume last month.

Year-to-date, through the first-half of 2016, U.S. sales of SUVs and crossovers are up by more than 241,000 units, an 8% increase.


U.S. SUV/Crossover Sales By Model - July 2016 YTD
U.S. SUV/Crossover Sales By Model - May 2016 YTD
U.S. SUV/Crossover Sales By Model - June 2015 YTD


All-new nameplates certainly help, but the bulk of the sector's growth stems from increased sales of already popular models. 


In June 2016, for example, only 2635 of the SUV/crossover sector's 55,000 additional sales were produced by vehicles that weren't on sale a year ago: Mazda CX-3 and Jaguar F-Pace. 

But the Toyota RAV4, Honda CR-V, Ford Escape, and Nissan Rogue – America's four top-selling utility vehicles – added 14,668 sales to the ledger.


Pickup Truck Sales In America - June 2016
Minivan Sales In America - June 2016


Korean automakers also powered forward with a huge increase in sales of their four SUV nameplates. (The Hyundai Santa Fe and Santa Fe Sport's figures are combined by Hyundai into one model.) The Santa Fe, Kia Sorento, Hyundai Tucson, and Kia Sportage combined fo 46,205 sales in June 2016, a 74% increase from the 26,569 utility vehicles sold by Hyundai-Kia in June 2015. 

After accounting for 22% of the new vehicles sold by Hyundai-Kia's U.S. network in June 2015, the Santa Fe, Sorento, Tucson, and Sportage grabbed 36% of the conglomerate's U.S. volume in June 2016.




But by no means are the increasingly popular Hyundais and Kias the only utility vehicles to gain market share in 2016. Triple-digit percentage increases have been produced so far this year by the Volvo XC90 and BMW X1. The Mitsubishi Outlander, Jeep Compass, Audi Q7, Lincoln MKX, Lexus LX570, and Volkswagen Tiguan have all grown by more than 50% in the first-half of 2016.

At any time, click the Rank column to return to the original format. If you're on a mobile device, you may need to choose the full version of the site (at the bottom of the page) in order to use the sortable function.


U.S. Vehicle Sales Rankings By Model - June 2016 YTD
U.S. Car Sales Rankings By Model - June 2016 YTD


Reminder: these are 2016 year-to-date rankings, but you can sort SUVs/crossovers by June volume by clicking the June 2016 column header, or you can rank SUVs/crossovers by improvements or declines using the % columns. Or, most importantly, you can list automakers together by selecting the SUV/Crossover column header.

As always, you can find historical monthly and yearly sales figures for any of these vehicles by selecting a make and model at GCBC's Sales Stats page.

Click Column Headers To Sort • July 2016 • May 2016June 2015

Rank
SUV/Crossover
June
2016 YTD
June
2015 YTD
%
Change
June
2016
June
2015
% Change
#1Toyota RAV4165,900143,57515.5%27,36524,84310.2%
#2Honda CR-V159,075163,018-2.4%29,61528,3494.5%
#3Ford Escape155,378146,4166.1%29,00324,12620.2%
#4Nissan Rogue148,883135,39710.0%29,24623,24325.8%
#5Ford Explorer129,107122,4045.5%20,35622,549-9.7%
#5.1Ford Explorer *112,337109,5042.6%17,35620,377-14.8%
#5.2Ford Explorer Police Interceptor *16,77012,90030.0%3,0002,17238.1%
#6Chevrolet Equinox121,320145,685-16.7%19,58221,760-10.0%
#7Jeep Cherokee102,652105,426-2.6%16,24318,472-12.1%
#8Jeep Grand Cherokee100,73793,0808.2%16,81015,4648.7%
#9Jeep Wrangler100,355102,450-2.0%20,06019,1594.7%
#10Toyota Highlander81,92978,3884.5%13,43613,831-2.9%
#11Subaru Forester80,25580,828-0.7%12,02914,058-14.4%
#12Subaru Outback77,38671,3178.5%13,41710,91223.0%
#13Ford Edge71,03863,59511.7%11,17712,587-11.2%
#14Jeep Patriot64,11759,6357.5%12,0509,69124.3%
#15Honda Pilot62,17468,956-9.8%10,8309,09319.1%
#16Kia Sorento59,07856,4214.7%12,1188,96735.1%
#17Hyundai Santa Fe57,44454,7384.9%18,34510,44675.6%
#18Chevrolet Traverse54,63261,430-11.1%8,2978,721-4.9%
#19Toyota 4Runner54,46846,20217.9%8,4108,2082.5%
#20Jeep Renegade52,23714,431262%9,6884,85899.4%
#21Mazda CX-551,61153,343-3.2%9,2279,373-1.6%
#22Lexus RX49,41244,27911.6%8,0457,23311.2%
#23Jeep Compass48,03326,66780.1%8,8403,885128%
#24Dodge Journey47,20851,283-7.9%9,7859,827-0.4%
#25GMC Terrain46,87754,410-13.8%8,0628,211-1.8%
#26Subaru Crosstrek43,28241,9503.2%7,6587,0578.5%
#27Chevrolet Tahoe43,22142,0912.7%7,8916,19227.4%
#28Hyundai Tucson42,66422,63488.5%7,1933,60699.5%
#29Kia Sportage42,22923,95576.3%8,5493,550141%
#30Nissan Pathfinder39,75941,938-5.2%5,7377,168-20.0%
#31Nissan Murano39,49328,47538.7%5,6655,3146.6%
#32Dodge Durango38,70130,79425.7%6,4974,69338.4%
#33GMC Acadia38,18249,055-22.2%6,2009,421-34.2%
#34Honda HR-V36,44314,141158%6,5677,760-15.4%
#35Buick Encore36,42130,54919.2%6,0915,52610.2%
#36Chevrolet Trax29,13524,81517.4%5,7965,971-2.9%
#37Ford Expedition27,75820,86333.0%7,5074,03286.2%
#38Acura RDX26,27625,7132.2%3,5935,056-28.9%
#39Mercedes-Benz GLE-Class & M-Class25,18622,9609.7%4,5153,54127.5%
#40Acura MDX24,61529,420-16.3%3,7184,592-19.0%
#41Buick Enclave24,25428,070-13.6%3,5975,186-30.6%
#42Mercedes-Benz GLC-Class & GLK-Class23,39113,83569.1%3,7712,54947.9%
#43Lexus NX23,29020,04916.2%4,0693,50316.2%
#44Chevrolet Suburban22,91523,386-2.0%3,9702,99632.5%
#45BMW X522,20429,151-23.8%4,0187,508-46.5%
#46Audi Q521,98621,6661.5%4,4194,2703.5%
#47Infiniti QX6020,97217,77818.0%4,3803,00345.9%
#48Volkswagen Tiguan20,55613,67750.3%3,0662,60417.7%
#49GMC Yukon20,02818,00411.2%3,9723,28520.9%
#50BMW X319,82813,28349.3%3,9002,30169.5%
#51Cadillac SRX19,07430,207-36.9%1,4825,746-74.2%
#52Cadillac Escalade17,01716,3094.3%2,9602,51417.7%
#52.1Cadillac Escalade *10,4649,9105.6%1,7791,52216.9%
#52.2Cadillac Escalade ESV *6,5536,4012.4%1,18199219.1%
#53Mitsubishi Outlander Sport16,83117,893-5.9%3,4593,948-12.4%
#54Volvo XC9015,9191,565917%2,596457468%
#55Lincoln MKX15,0898,74972.5%2,4661,93627.4%
#56Audi Q714,7418,52572.9%2,6131,63060.3%
#57GMC Yukon XL14,19813,4385.7%2,5942,4077.8%
#58Mitsubishi Outlander13,4767,45680.7%1,9911,06886.4%
#59Mercedes-Benz GLS-Class & GL-Class12,88012,938-0.4%2,6512,08627.1%
#60Mercedes-Benz GLA-Class12,81512,3134.1%1,7502,177-19.6%
#61Nissan Juke12,55614,647-14.3%2,5242,567-1.7%
#62BMW X112,1395,905106%1,9821,11877.3%
#63Lincoln MKC12,11111,3326.9%1,9891,9472.2%
#64Ford Flex11,83510,59511.7%1,5981,5910.4%
#65Lexus GX46011,15011,691-4.6%2,0982,0790.9%
#66Land Rover Range Rover Sport10,37411,173-7.2%1,6261,5167.3%
#67Mazda CX-39,502------1,512------
#68Volvo XC608,80911,910-26.0%2,3622,449-3.6%
#69Infiniti QX508,6241,432502%1,689417305%
#70Audi Q38,4686,24735.6%1,71986798.3%
#71Porsche Macan8,1296,24830.1%1,2221,06514.7%
#72Land Rover Range Rover8,1199,166-11.4%1,1251,273-11.6%
#73Infiniti QX808,0647,32610.1%1,54599655.1%
#74Porsche Cayenne7,9928,003-0.1%1,2151,312-7.4%
#75Fiat 500X7,4643322,148%1,156324257%
#76Cadillac XT57,208------4,185------
#77Land Rover Discovery Sport6,944899672%1,054312238%
#78Land Rover LR46,3004,35944.5%95173729.0%
#79Toyota Sequoia6,2976,0923.4%9941,144-13.1%
#80Mini Countryman6,2808,278-24.1%1,4292,041-30.0%
#81Lincoln Navigator5,8015,839-0.7%922999-7.7%
#82Nissan Armada5,2517,189-27.0%7541,218-38.1%
#83Land Rover Range Rover Evoque4,9086,646-26.2%94980118.5%
#84Mazda CX-93,6819,257-60.2%1,9041,57720.7%
#85BMW X63,5353,958-10.7%5711,448-60.6%
#86Infiniti QX703,1742,8919.8%49037231.7%
#87BMW X42,6153,146-16.9%4073904.4%
#88Lexus LX5702,5771,66754.6%30622337.2%
#89Volkswagen Touareg2,2033,310-33.4%255561-54.5%
#90Lincoln MKT2,1582,1032.6%259376-31.1%
#91Mercedes-Benz G-Class2,1141,70823.8%36226039.2%
#92Jaguar F-Pace1,789------1,123------
#93Toyota Land Cruiser1,6731,29129.6%21615836.7%
#94Buick Envision1,526------1,437------
#95Toyota Venza54313,197-95.9%402,017-98.0%
#96Mini Paceman55838-93.4%7248-97.2%
#97Nissan Xterra366,918-99.5%21,184-99.8%
#98Toyota FJ Cruiser6218-97.2%---7-100%
#99Land Rover LR2369-95.7%---4-100%
#100Chevrolet Captiva Sport253-96.2%14-75.0%
#101Acura ZDX---2-100%---1-100%
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Total
3,268,1503,026,9548.0%582,917528,12210.4%
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Source: Automakers & ANDC & WSJ
* Italicized, asterisked, unranked lines are nothing more than available breakdowns, already included in the model's total, not in addition to the model's total.
° Overall market figure is a combination of all reported sales figures.
Tesla, unfortunately, doesn't release model-specific monthly U.S. sales data, but we source estimates from HybridCars.com and The Wall Street Journal.
WSJ Model X estimate: 900 in June; 4050 YTD.

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