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2025 U.S Large Luxury Car Sales Figures By Model (With Rankings)

Sales Figures & Rankings for Large Luxury Cars Sold in the United States

2025 Best Selling Large Luxury Cars In the United States (All Models Ranked)

The Large Luxury Car segment refers to the upper echelon of passenger cars, typically emphasizing opulence, performance, cutting-edge technology, and brand prestige. Similar to other car segments, large luxury cars have faced a decline in sales, as consumer preference has increasingly shifted towards SUVs and crossovers, even in the luxury category. Vehicles in this segment have seen competition not just from luxury SUVs, but also from well-appointed midsize luxury sedans that offer many of the same features at a lower price point.

Luxury brands have responded to market demands by expanding their SUV and crossover lineups. Brands like Bentley with the Bentayga, Rolls-Royce with the Cullinan, and Lamborghini with the Urus are testament to how even the most traditional luxury car manufacturers are pivoting to meet demand. As with other segments, electrification is making its mark on the large luxury car category. Companies like Mercedes-Benz, BMW, and Audi are introducing plug-in hybrid or fully electric versions of their flagship sedans. The Porsche Taycan, an all-electric luxury sports sedan, has been noteworthy in this context. Beyond luxury, brands are continuously offering performance-oriented variants to cater to enthusiasts. Examples include the BMW M8, Mercedes-AMG S63, and Audi RS7.

The future of the large luxury car segment will likely be influenced by broader automotive trends, including electrification and the development of autonomous driving technologies. While the segment may not see the high volumes of others, it remains crucial for brand prestige and as a platform for innovation.

2025 New Large Luxury Car Sales Data by Month in the U.S

This sales data table looks at monthly sales performance for the large luxury car segment in the United States on a month to month basis for the entire year so far. It includes all major large luxury car models sold in the U.S market and you can see that the monthly large luxury car sales trends clearly. Seeing the individual large luxury car model sales performance in this way gives you a good sense of the momentum (good or bad).

Model Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
Audi A8 118 114 123 133 138 123 122 107 117 94 95 112
Audi e-Tron GT 83 80 87 75 78 70 224 196 213 21 22 27
BMW 6-Series 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1
BMW 7-Series 852 818 886 1,064 1,105 982 969 847 918 894 908 1,060
Genesis G90 202 122 99 116 119 130 156 136 131 152 156 137
Karma GS-6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Karma Revero 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Lexus LS 143 137 140 111 93 67 90 69 44 49 53 86
Lucid Air 800 768 832 0 0 0 720 630 683 1,094 1,110 1,296
Mercedes-Benz EQS-Sedan 0 252 274 174 180 160 117 102 111 36 37 45
Mercedes-Benz S-Class 0 705 764 684 711 632 518 453 491 660 670 784
Porsche Panamera 174 0 181 383 398 353 510 446 258 387 393 461
Porsche Taycan 416 0 432 359 373 332 350 306 505 158 160 188
∑ = 2,788 ∑ = 2,996 ∑ = 3,818 ∑ = 3,099 ∑ = 3,195 ∑ = 2,849 ∑ = 3,777 ∑ = 3,292 ∑ = 3,472 ∑ = 3,545 ∑ = 3,604 ∑ = 4,197

2025 U.S Quarterly Large Luxury Car Sales Numbers

This data table looks at quarterly sales performance for the large luxury car segment in the United States. It includes all major large luxury car models sold in the U.S market. We compare last quarter’s large luxury car U.S sales at the model level with the same large luxury car model sales quarter last year. We also include a growth rate too so you can see which large luxury car models are growing and which ones are declining. The quarterly view of large luxury car sales at the model level often gives you a better picture of what is happening than monthly because it takes out some of the month to month noise.

Model Q1 2026 Q1 2025 Year To Date Year to Date Previous Year
Audi A8 513 749
Audi e-Tron GT 170 473
BMW 6-Series 0 0
BMW 7-Series 5,181 5,707
Genesis G90 882 788
Karma GS-6 0 0
Karma Revero 0 0
Lexus LS 148 691
Lucid Air 2,200 2,400
Mercedes-Benz 190 0 0
Mercedes-Benz EQS-Sedan 264 1,040
Mercedes-Benz S-Class 3,660 3,496
Porsche Panamera 1,874 1,489
Porsche Taycan 1,079 1,912

 

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