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2026 U.S Midsize Hybrid & Electric Car Sales Figures By Model (With Rankings)

Monthly, Quarterly and Yearly Sales Figures for Midsize Hybrid Cars Sold in the United States

2026 U.S. Midsize Hybrid and Electric Car Sales Figures – By Model

This page ranks 2026 United States sales for the midsize hybrid, hydrogen and battery electric cars that sit outside the luxury classes. Each nameplate with its own GCBC sales history page links to it from the rankings table, and the tables and charts update automatically as each new month of data is reported.

Through September 2026, the Toyota Prius leads the segment at 29,223 sales, down 37.5 percent year over year. The Chevrolet Bolt is second at 8,090, the Nissan Leaf third at 2,318, down 49.9 percent, and the Hyundai Ioniq 6 fourth at 1,348. The Toyota Mirai rounds out the five at 212.

Between them the five have sold 41,191 units in 2026, 32.2 percent fewer than a year ago. In the third quarter alone the Prius sold 9,705 and the Bolt 3,866.

Sales Rankings Table

The table below ranks all five nameplates by U.S. sales, with monthly and year-to-date totals and year-over-year changes. In September 2026 the Prius led with 3,169 sales, and the cars shown sold 4,786 units between them.

#ModelSep 2026Sep YoY2026 YTDYTD YoY
11. Toyota Prius3,169-16.9%29,223-37.5%
22. Chevrolet Bolt1,377–8,090+17,487.0%
33. Nissan Leaf213-9.7%2,318-49.9%
44. Hyundai Ioniq 63-99.6%1,348-85.2%
55. Toyota Mirai24-46.7%212+35.0%
Total4,786-2.5%41,191-32.2%

YoY compares September 2026 with September 2025, and January through September of both years. Totals cover every row, not just the visible page.

Market Share Over Time

This chart shows how the leading midsize hybrid and electric cars’ share of the segment has shifted quarter by quarter over the past five years. In the third quarter of 2026 the Toyota Prius held 67.4 percent of the segment, the Chevrolet Bolt 26.9 percent and the Nissan Leaf 4.4 percent.

0%25%50%75%100%Toyota Prius 67.4%Chevrolet Bolt 26.9%20222023202420252026

Toyota Prius 67.4%Chevrolet Bolt 26.9%Nissan Leaf 4.4%Hyundai Ioniq 6 0.7%Toyota Mirai 0.6%Hyundai Ioniq 0.0%

Share of the tracked total by quarter, 2022 through Q3 2026. Legend shows the latest quarter.

Quarterly Sales With Quarter Over Quarter Change

The quarterly table below breaks each nameplate’s 2026 sales into quarters with quarter-over-quarter changes. It covers all five nameplates. The segment moved from 14,708 units in the second quarter to 14,395 in the third, down 2.1 percent. The Bolt added the most units, 433, and the Leaf gave up the most, 382.

#ModelQ3 2026Q2 2026QoQQ3 2025Quarter YoY
1Toyota Prius9,7059,781-0.8%12,932-25.0%
2Chevrolet Bolt3,8663,433+12.6%0–
3Nissan Leaf6341,016-37.6%701-9.6%
4Hyundai Ioniq 6107412-74.0%2,810-96.2%
5Toyota Mirai8366+25.8%111-25.2%

QoQ compares Q3 2026 with Q2 2026. Quarter YoY compares Q3 2026 with Q3 2025.

Month By Month Sales

The matrix below shows U.S. sales month by month through 2026 for every midsize hybrid or electric car with a 2026 sale, five in all. The Prius’s biggest month of 2026 so far was June, at 4,029 sales.

ModelJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec2026 YTD
Toyota Prius3,8932,9032,9412,3013,4514,0293,1393,3973,169–––29,223
Chevrolet Bolt2712502701,1591,1151,1591,2191,2701,377–––8,090
Nissan Leaf229211228343330343207214213–––2,318
Hyundai Ioniq 63442292561981763876283–––1,348
Toyota Mirai272115232320233624–––212

2026 data reported through September.

For more 2026 U.S. sales data, see the Midsize Car rankings, the Small Car rankings, the Midsize Luxury Car rankings and the complete by-model rankings pages.

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