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Toyota RAV4 Sales Figures

Toyota RAV4

The Toyota RAV4 is Toyota’s compact SUV and one of the best-selling vehicles in the world, sold across North America, Europe, and Asia. The 2026 RAV4 is an all-new sixth-generation model built on Toyota’s TNGA-K platform, and it moves to a fully electrified lineup of hybrid and plug-in hybrid powertrains, dropping the previous gas-only base engine. Hybrid models are assembled in Kentucky and Ontario, while the plug-in hybrid is built in Japan. Because the RAV4 is a single worldwide nameplate, this page keeps the full record across every market Toyota reports, and it leads with the United States figures most readers come here for.


Specifications

The 2026 RAV4 is offered in seven grades organized around three themes, Core, Rugged, and Sport, spanning hybrid and plug-in hybrid models. For the first time the hybrid is available in both front-wheel and all-wheel drive, and the plug-in hybrid comes standard with all-wheel drive.

2026 RAV4 powertrain Output Efficiency
Hybrid (HEV) 2.5L four-cylinder, FWD 226 hp combined up to 43 mpg combined
Hybrid (HEV) 2.5L four-cylinder, AWD 236 hp combined 41 mpg combined (Limited)
Plug-in Hybrid (PHEV), AWD 324 hp combined up to 52 miles electric range

Figures reflect the 2026 RAV4 as published by Toyota, with fuel economy and electric range quoted as EPA and manufacturer estimates. Hybrid models begin arriving in winter 2025 and plug-in hybrid models in spring 2026, so the 2026 sales pattern reflects the changeover to the new generation.

Toyota RAV4 Sales in the United States

In the United States, the RAV4 is the best-selling vehicle that is not a pickup truck, and it set its all-time annual record in 2025. Volume charted here climbed steadily to 475,193 units in 2024 and then edged up to a record 479,288 in 2025. The 2026 figures reflect the transition to the all-new generation: through June 2026, the latest month on record, the RAV4 has recorded 153,955 units, well behind the 239,451 of the same January to June period in 2025 as the redesigned models roll out and inventory of the outgoing version runs down.

2025 full year
479,288
▲ 0.9% vs 2024
2026 YTD (Jan–Aug)
219,472
▼ 31.7% vs same period 2025
Best year
479,288
2025
Total on record
6,406,525
all years
2005: 70,518 units2006: 152,047 units2007: 172,752 units2008: 137,020 units2009: 149,108 units2010: 170,877 units2011: 132,237 units2012: 171,875 units2013: 218,249 units2014: 267,698 units2015: 315,412 units2016: 352,139 units2017: 407,594 units2018: 427,168 units2019: 448,068 units2020: 430,387 units2021: 407,739 units2022: 366,741 units2023: 434,943 units2024: 475,193 units2025: 479,288 units2026: 219,472 units (partial)0125k250k375k500k20052007200920112013201520172019202120232026

Toyota RAV4, United States calendar-year unit sales, 2005–2026. 2026 is January–Aug (partial).

Annual sales

YearUnitsYoY
200570,518
2006152,047▲ 115.6%
2007172,752▲ 13.6%
2008137,020▼ 20.7%
2009149,108▲ 8.8%
2010170,877▲ 14.6%
2011132,237▼ 22.6%
2012171,875▲ 30.0%
2013218,249▲ 27.0%
2014267,698▲ 22.7%
2015315,412▲ 17.8%
2016352,139▲ 11.6%
2017407,594▲ 15.7%
2018427,168▲ 4.8%
2019448,068▲ 4.9%
2020430,387▼ 3.9%
2021407,739▼ 5.3%
2022366,741▼ 10.1%
2023434,943▲ 18.6%
2024475,193▲ 9.3%
2025479,288▲ 0.9%
2026 (Jan–Aug)219,472▼ 31.7% YTD

Monthly sales

YearJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecTotal
20054,2565,1716,2336,9716,8296,4897,3947,3805,7434,4094,4485,19570,518
20069,38211,06813,49413,85414,01313,20414,75514,36311,55111,15411,42513,784152,047
200711,92511,64317,83714,49516,54714,67714,49415,91614,41214,63612,35413,816172,752
200810,89710,37712,95512,77314,9179,59712,00612,91110,30512,2279,2608,795137,020
20098,0348,39811,89911,12612,73010,05415,91218,31210,39813,97111,51216,762149,108
20107,8946,79925,78114,85113,10212,57315,97914,72714,68514,69412,30617,486170,877
201111,19612,56216,08215,5868,6249,1058,8146,5027,64910,68011,33014,107132,237
20129,81912,67717,36715,19619,24815,12915,24815,68513,79610,93612,42314,351171,875
201311,61013,32916,47418,54120,78020,54019,53823,50215,92817,59019,44720,970218,249
201416,88016,45119,73318,83423,46521,58926,77935,61422,72421,52421,10822,997267,698
201519,82421,94325,24322,91428,80824,84326,70930,53427,10428,25627,36831,866315,412
201621,55425,52329,04530,15232,26127,36531,87133,17129,43826,42928,11637,214352,139
201722,15526,35132,02731,75738,35634,12041,80443,26542,39534,08628,73632,542407,594
201826,65529,86734,93731,00738,20237,72241,09342,22237,44034,00435,35038,669427,168
201924,50526,14933,16634,13943,49939,15239,64549,48134,88637,49944,66541,282448,068
202033,13039,62624,87515,43134,29236,00636,32339,23943,65240,71740,25046,846430,387
202131,36435,81347,07840,89530,01836,02741,14529,68121,42624,99434,68934,609407,739
202229,45734,40737,32833,61032,88337,74932,39032,31735,08928,02233,489366,741
202323,41930,02731,25830,38633,67738,25037,82139,89538,09842,22642,84247,044434,943
202436,27343,20945,34039,06242,67541,73635,59335,14731,29639,38741,17944,296475,193
202536,25037,64341,50941,95745,28236,81039,77342,31136,59939,66339,46342,028479,288
202622,07816,09821,69328,21233,52432,35031,28534,232219,472

Toyota RAV4 Sales in Canada

In Canada, the RAV4 is Toyota’s top seller and a leader in the compact SUV class. Volume reached a high of 77,556 units in 2024 and held close to that in 2025 at 75,573, a dip of roughly 3 percent.

2004: 6,991 units2005: 6,269 units2006: 14,804 units2007: 16,329 units2008: 20,522 units2009: 25,784 units2010: 22,810 units2011: 21,550 units2012: 25,942 units2013: 33,156 units2014: 36,639 units2015: 42,246 units2016: 49,103 units2017: 50,894 units2018: 55,385 units2019: 65,248 units2020: 57,972 units2021: 61,934 units2022: 55,921 units2023: 74,688 units2024: 77,556 units2025: 75,573 units2026: 40,062 units (partial)020k40k60k80k200420062008201020122014201620182020202220242026

Toyota RAV4, Canada calendar-year unit sales, 2004–2026. 2026 is January–Aug (partial).

Annual sales

YearUnitsYoY
20046,991
20056,269▼ 10.3%
200614,804▲ 136.1%
200716,329▲ 10.3%
200820,522▲ 25.7%
200925,784▲ 25.6%
201022,810▼ 11.5%
201121,550▼ 5.5%
201225,942▲ 20.4%
201333,156▲ 27.8%
201436,639▲ 10.5%
201542,246▲ 15.3%
201649,103▲ 16.2%
201750,894▲ 3.6%
201855,385▲ 8.8%
201965,248▲ 17.8%
202057,972▼ 11.2%
202161,934▲ 6.8%
202255,921▼ 9.7%
202374,688▲ 33.6%
202477,556▲ 3.8%
202575,573▼ 2.6%
2026 (Jan–Aug)40,062▼ 24.8% YTD

Monthly sales

YearJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecTotal
20044404656626116455235887476825755954586,991
20053953505815946715546228406974802722136,269
20066977671,4901,5231,4131,2251,3321,2751,3361,4481,2361,06214,804
20077817081,5761,5251,7191,3941,4421,3751,5241,3161,1731,79616,329
20081,0191,0781,6202,2862,3541,7451,7211,8441,8601,9991,6141,38220,522
20091,3971,2521,9682,7182,7412,6152,4362,5681,8812,0662,1062,03625,784
20101,1861,3982,5062,4632,4172,0171,8081,9622,2332,0981,5351,18722,810
20111,0621,4902,9003,2461,3311,3441,4671,1761,3741,9361,9392,28521,550
20121,4281,4861,8572,4602,6882,3002,1902,7542,7632,5122,0171,48725,942
20136722,3713,6353,3473,4423,1932,7512,7682,7663,0512,8572,30333,156
20142,1601,9662,5613,1193,4772,8413,0713,6604,3283,7913,0412,62436,639
20152,5012,2893,4224,1854,2353,7483,2873,3904,1634,3553,7222,94942,246
20162,4833,1363,9704,9854,8705,0214,5404,4824,7894,1873,6403,00049,103
20172,6933,0144,2724,9145,3555,0474,2884,7825,5304,6443,8432,51250,894
20182,7582,9895,1745,0425,5255,1184,1194,9805,3185,6074,7204,03555,385
20194,3253,9324,1296,7196,7196,1096,0296,0295,4825,6694,9295,17765,248
20203,7193,3803,7203,3603,0553,3627,2236,8956,8965,6245,1135,62557,972
20214,9734,9735,7197,6466,9507,6474,8955,1284,8972,9872,9873,13261,934
20223,2483,0933,5586,1626,1626,4564,3154,9624,5334,4774,4774,47855,921
20235,5915,0825,8466,7327,4057,4075,7116,5675,7126,5076,2115,91774,688
20247,0116,6926,6947,4657,4656,7895,3785,3784,8917,1136,1856,49577,556
20256,0455,4955,7728,3317,9527,9536,0115,7385,7405,9424,9095,68575,573
20261,9961,0233,4465,9417,7727,6246,2695,99140,062

Toyota RAV4 Sales in Europe

In Europe, the RAV4 helped define the compact SUV segment after its 1990s launch, and the sales record charted here runs from 1997 through 2022. Volume peaked at 106,315 units in 2006 and fluctuated over the years as Toyota rotated the RAV4 against a growing field of rivals and broadened its wider SUV range. The series on this page concludes with 83,859 units in 2022.

1997: 23,580 units1998: 25,466 units1999: 22,191 units2000: 25,449 units2001: 53,976 units2002: 88,764 units2003: 95,867 units2004: 101,052 units2005: 93,492 units2006: 106,315 units2007: 97,414 units2008: 62,501 units2009: 44,723 units2010: 50,930 units2011: 43,663 units2012: 36,030 units2013: 47,534 units2014: 54,187 units2015: 51,838 units2016: 69,919 units2017: 71,047 units2018: 68,779 units2019: 91,800 units2020: 90,761 units2021: 102,208 units2022: 83,859 units037.5k75k112.5k150k199720002003200620092012201520182022

Toyota RAV4, Europe annual unit sales, 1997–2022.

Annual sales

YearUnitsYoY
199723,580
199825,466▲ 8.0%
199922,191▼ 12.9%
200025,449▲ 14.7%
200153,976▲ 112.1%
200288,764▲ 64.5%
200395,867▲ 8.0%
2004101,052▲ 5.4%
200593,492▼ 7.5%
2006106,315▲ 13.7%
200797,414▼ 8.4%
200862,501▼ 35.8%
200944,723▼ 28.4%
201050,930▲ 13.9%
201143,663▼ 14.3%
201236,030▼ 17.5%
201347,534▲ 31.9%
201454,187▲ 14.0%
201551,838▼ 4.3%
201669,919▲ 34.9%
201771,047▲ 1.6%
201868,779▼ 3.2%
201991,800▲ 33.5%
202090,761▼ 1.1%
2021102,208▲ 12.6%
202283,859▼ 18.0%

Toyota RAV4 Sales in China

In China, where the RAV4 has been sold as a locally built model, the record charted here spans 2009 through 2022 and peaked at 199,675 units in 2021, making China the RAV4’s strongest single market by annual volume on this page. The series concludes with 156,548 units in 2022.

2009: 67,880 units2010: 98,057 units2011: 100,309 units2012: 98,179 units2013: 117,800 units2014: 124,680 units2015: 116,731 units2016: 116,389 units2017: 128,545 units2018: 144,049 units2019: 125,977 units2020: 174,940 units2021: 199,675 units2022: 156,548 units050k100k150k200k20092011201320152017201920212022

Toyota RAV4, China annual unit sales, 2009–2022.

Annual sales

YearUnitsYoY
200967,880
201098,057▲ 44.5%
2011100,309▲ 2.3%
201298,179▼ 2.1%
2013117,800▲ 20.0%
2014124,680▲ 5.8%
2015116,731▼ 6.4%
2016116,389▼ 0.3%
2017128,545▲ 10.4%
2018144,049▲ 12.1%
2019125,977▼ 12.5%
2020174,940▲ 38.9%
2021199,675▲ 14.1%
2022156,548▼ 21.6%
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