其他公布销量增长的品牌包括现代汽车集团、丰田、宝马、日产和斯巴鲁

布拉德·安德森（Brad Anderson）

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自 2019 年以来，美国各地售出的新车比任何一年都多，该行业在 COVID-19 大流行及其引发的供应短缺之后反弹。在销售竞赛中处于领先地位的是通用汽车。

分析师预计，2023 年美国整体销量将达到 1550 万辆左右，比 2022 年增长约 13%，但最终数字要等到所有品牌在未来几天公布其销售数据后才能知道。

通用汽车在 2023 日历年在美国共售出 2,577,662 辆轻型汽车。这比 2022 年增长了 14.1%，是该公司自 2019 年售出 290 万辆汽车以来的最佳成绩。雪佛兰仍然是通用汽车最畅销的品牌，销量为 1,699,244 辆，比 2022 年增长 13.1%，而 GMC 的销量为 563,677 辆，增长 8.9%。有趣的是，别克的销量增长最为显着，有 167,030 辆到达购物者的家中，比 2022 年增长了 61.4%。通用纯电动汽车的销量为75,883辆，占总销量的2.9%https://www.carscoops.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/2025-Chevrolet-Suburban-1128-1-1024x683.jpg

“我们在卡车方面处于行业领先地位，并在雪佛兰Trax和别克Envista等价格实惠的SUV方面取得了巨大成功，这是当今最畅销的车辆之一，”通用汽车北美总裁Marissa West告诉底特律自由新闻。“到2024年，我们预计行业销售将保持强劲，我们对未来的机遇感到兴奋，因为我们通过雪佛兰Equinox电动汽车和凯迪拉克凯雷德IQ等新车扩大了客户的选择。”

由丰田和雷克萨斯品牌组成的丰田集团是美国第二畅销的汽车制造商，2023 年的交付量为 2,248,477 辆，与 2022 年相比增长 6.6%。福特 2023 年销量达到 1,995,912 辆，比 2022 年增长 7.1%，是自 2020 年以来最强劲的表现。

由现代、起亚和捷尼赛思组成的现代集团在美国取得了巨大的成功，销量增长12.1%达1,652,821辆。这一成就确保了其在 2023 年成为美国第四大最畅销汽车制造商的地位，仅次于通用汽车、丰田汽车和福特汽车公司。它还领先于包括克莱斯勒、道奇、Ram、吉普、菲亚特和阿尔法罗密欧品牌在内的 Stellantis，后者销量下降 1.3% 至 1,533,670 辆。

与此同时，本田和讴歌车型去年的销量尤为强劲，合计增长33%，达到1,308,166辆。其他值得注意的汽车制造商包括宝马（397,521辆）（+9.3%），马自达（363,354辆）（+23.2%），日产/三菱（986,136辆（+21%）和斯巴鲁（632,086辆（+13.6%）。大众集团包括奥迪、宾利、兰博基尼和大众品牌，交付了 565,416 辆汽车，比 2022 年增长 14.2%。https://www.carscoops.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/2024-Toyota-Rav4-2-1024x598.jpg

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U.S. Auto Sales Roar Back In 2023, GM Is No.1 And Hyundai Outsells Stellantis

Other brands to report sales increases included Hyundai Motor Group, Toyota, BMW, Nissan, and Subaru

by Brad Anderson

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More new vehicles were sold across the United States than in any year since 2019 with the industry bouncing back after the COVID-19 pandemic and the supply shortages that it helped trigger. Leading the sales race was General Motors.

Analysts expect overall U.S. sales to have hit around 15.5 million in 2023, which would be represent an increase of around 13% over 2022, but a final number won’t be known until all brands publish their sales figures in the coming days.

GM sold a total of 2,577,662 light vehicles in the U.S. throughout the 2023 calendar year. This represents a 14.1% increase over 2022 and is the company’s best result since 2019 when it sold 2.9 million vehicles. Chevrolet remained GM’s best-selling brand, shifting 1,699,244 vehicles, a 13.1% increase over 2022 while GMC accounted for 563,677 sales, an 8.9% jump. Interestingly, it was Buick that experienced the most significant jump in sales with 167,030 units arriving in the homes of shoppers, a 61.4% rise from 2022. Sales of GM’s all-electric vehicles totaled 75,883 units, or 2.9% of its total volume.https://www.carscoops.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/2025-Chevrolet-Suburban-1128-1-1024x683.jpg

“We led the industry in trucks and had great success with our affordable SUVs like the Chevrolet Trax and Buick Envista, some of today’s hottest-selling vehicles,” GM president of North America Marissa West told the Detroit Free Press. “In 2024, we expect industry sales to remain strong and we’re excited about the opportunities ahead as we expand customer choice with new vehicles like the Chevrolet Equinox EV and Cadillac Escalade IQ.”

The Toyota Group, comprising the Toyota and Lexus brands, stands as the second-best selling automaker in the United States, with 2,248,477 deliveries in 2023, marking a 6.6% increase compared to 2022. Ford’s 2023 sales reached 1,995,912 vehicles, reflecting a 7.1% increase over 2022 and representing its strongest performance since 2020.

The Hyundai Group, consisting of Hyundai, Kia, and Genesis, had a highly successful year in the U.S. with sales increasing by 12.1% to reach 1,652,821 units. This achievement secured its position as the fourth-best selling automaker in the U.S. in 2023, behind GM, Toyota Motor, and Ford Motor Co. It also moved ahead of Stellantis, which includes the Chrysler, Dodge, Ram, Jeep, Fiat, and Alfa Romeo brands, and reported a 1.3% decline in sales to 1,533,670 units.

Meanwhile sales of Honda and Acura models proved particularly strong last year, jumping collectively by 33% to 1,308,166 units. Other carmakers to report noteworthy gains include BMW with sales of 397,521 units (+9.3%), Mazda with 363,354 sales (+23.2%), Nissan/Mitsubishi with 986,136 (+21%) and Subaru with 632,086 (+13.6%). The VW Group, comprising the Audi, Bentley, Lamborghini and VW brands delivered 565,416 cars, representing an increase of 14.2% over 2022.https://www.carscoops.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/2024-Toyota-Rav4-2-1024x598.jpg