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無人駕駛需要電車這個平台，總不能最好的無人駕駛技術還要賣給別的汽車廠商。看2024年新車銷售各廠商的比例，特斯拉還要繼續努力。但大漂亮法案明顯對電車不利，難怪一龍急了。

Below is a table summarizing U.S. new car sales by manufacturer for the full year 2024, including total sales (in units) and their approximate market share percentage. The data is compiled from sources like Cox Automotive, Wards Intelligence, and industry reports, with total U.S. new vehicle sales estimated at 15.85–16.0 million units for 2024. Where exact figures are unavailable, estimates are based on market share trends and partial data. Note that sales reflect deliveries to dealerships, not necessarily customer registrations.

 

Manufacturer	Total Sales (Units)	Market Share (%)
General Motors (GM)	2,700,000	17.0%
Toyota Motor Corp	2,330,000	14.6%
Ford Motor Company	2,080,000	13.1%
Hyundai-Kia	1,780,000	11.2%
Honda Motor Company	1,420,000	8.9%
Stellantis	1,300,000	8.2%
Nissan	865,938	5.4%
Tesla	618,000	3.9%
Subaru	600,000 (est.)	3.8% (est.)
Mazda	424,382	2.7%
BMW	370,000 (est.)	2.3% (est.)
Mercedes-Benz	350,000 (est.)	2.2% (est.)
Volkswagen	330,000 (est.)	2.1% (est.)
Audi	180,000 (est.)	1.1% (est.)
Volvo	110,000 (est.)	0.7% (est.)
Rivian	51,500	0.3%
Lucid	10,200	0.1%

 

Notes:

• Total Market: U.S. new vehicle sales for 2024 are estimated at 15.85–16.0 million units, up 2.2–3.3% from 2023.
• Estimates: Figures for Subaru, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Volkswagen, Audi, and Volvo are estimated based on partial data, market share trends, and industry reports, as precise full-year numbers were not fully available.
• Market Share: Percentages are calculated based on an estimated total market of 15.9 million units (midpoint of the range) and rounded to one decimal place.
• Key Trends: GM led as the top-selling automaker, followed by Toyota and Ford. Stellantis and Tesla saw sales declines, while Mazda, Honda, and Hyundai-Kia posted strong gains. Hybrids and SUVs drove much of the market growth, with EVs holding an 8% share (1.3 million units).
• Sources: Data is sourced from Cox Automotive (https://www.coxautoinc.com), GoodCarBadCar.net (https://www.goodcarbadcar.net), and Wards Intelligence, with additional insights from Automotive News and Motor1.

For more detailed model-level sales or verification, you can check GoodCarBadCar.net or Cox Automotive’s market reports.