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Toyota Tundra Sales Figures

Toyota Tundra

Here you will find monthly and yearly United States and Canadian sales figures for the Toyota Tundra. The Tundra is Toyota’s full-size pickup, introduced in 1999 as the successor to the T100 and built to compete with the domestic full-size trucks. The current third generation, launched for 2022, replaced the long-running V8 with a twin-turbo V6, added an available hybrid, and modernized the interior and technology. It competes with the Ford F-Series, Chevrolet Silverado, Ram Pickup, and GMC Sierra.


Specifications
  • Class: Full-size light-duty pickup truck
  • Engine: 3.5L i-FORCE twin-turbo V6 (up to 389 hp, 479 lb-ft)
  • Hybrid: 3.5L i-FORCE MAX twin-turbo V6 hybrid (437 hp, 583 lb-ft)
  • Transmission: 10-speed automatic
  • Drivetrain: Rear-wheel drive or four-wheel drive
  • Max towing: Up to 12,000 pounds
  • Chief rivals: Ford F-Series, Chevrolet Silverado, Ram Pickup, GMC Sierra

Toyota Tundra Sales in the United States

Toyota Tundra sales in the United States spiked to 196,555 units in 2007 as the larger second generation launched, then settled into a steady band roughly between 100,000 and 120,000 for most of the 2010s. Volume dipped during the pandemic and the changeover to the current generation, falling to 81,959 in 2021 before the redesigned third-generation truck lifted demand. Deliveries climbed to 125,185 in 2023 and 159,528 in 2024, the best year since the 2007 launch spike, then eased to 147,610 in 2025, down about eight percent from that high. Through June 2026 Toyota had sold 74,368 Tundras in the United States.

2025 full year
147,610
▼ 7.5% vs 2024
2026 YTD (Jan–Aug)
98,515
▼ 2.2% vs same period 2025
Best year
196,555
2007
Total on record
2,576,278
all years
2005: 126,529 units2006: 124,508 units2007: 196,555 units2008: 134,249 units2009: 79,385 units2010: 93,309 units2011: 82,908 units2012: 101,621 units2013: 112,732 units2014: 118,493 units2015: 118,880 units2016: 114,489 units2017: 116,285 units2018: 118,258 units2019: 111,673 units2020: 109,203 units2021: 81,959 units2022: 104,404 units2023: 125,185 units2024: 159,528 units2025: 147,610 units2026: 98,515 units (partial)050k100k150k200k20052007200920112013201520172019202120232026

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

Annual sales

YearUnitsYoY
2005126,529
2006124,508▼ 1.6%
2007196,555▲ 57.9%
2008134,249▼ 31.7%
200979,385▼ 40.9%
201093,309▲ 17.5%
201182,908▼ 11.1%
2012101,621▲ 22.6%
2013112,732▲ 10.9%
2014118,493▲ 5.1%
2015118,880▲ 0.3%
2016114,489▼ 3.7%
2017116,285▲ 1.6%
2018118,258▲ 1.7%
2019111,673▼ 5.6%
2020109,203▼ 2.2%
202181,959▼ 24.9%
2022104,404▲ 27.4%
2023125,185▲ 19.9%
2024159,528▲ 27.4%
2025147,610▼ 7.5%
2026 (Jan–Aug)98,515▼ 2.2% YTD

Monthly sales

YearJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecTotal
20058,71511,06312,95010,93210,55710,21211,1498,2557,2538,91910,89215,632126,529
20069,45910,56611,8008,8377,9748,82210,28511,17312,60910,04610,46912,468124,508
20076,3219,66913,19614,20017,72721,72723,15018,91919,57117,86814,98819,219196,555
200812,07311,40014,31113,35012,14410,23813,41317,4017,6966,4256,6079,191134,249
20097,0765,7265,5476,1566,4145,1876,3137,8726,3087,5376,3798,87079,385
20103,9045,46810,7858,9498,4917,7179,2017,2076,9237,1877,46410,01393,309
20116,0877,0127,5158,3124,3076,6157,7626,7526,6956,4966,3139,04282,908
20125,5126,3288,5947,2198,7658,6939,17611,3479,3388,0868,30910,254101,621
20137,0047,3069,2708,2769,9509,7599,82011,3659,0719,91310,01010,988112,732
20147,8907,92311,58910,21711,3918,97710,31211,8348,7369,5259,58010,519118,493
20158,1979,05211,50810,68111,6509,92610,51110,0578,0449,5148,59011,150118,880
20167,2328,30110,00210,2599,7399,43310,4749,8759,5079,5338,57811,556114,489
20176,6287,2349,3589,91210,6779,84310,54610,32011,15910,0229,70010,886116,285
20187,6447,97710,6979,45710,0629,9559,47811,05811,4549,5719,68911,216118,258
20197,1597,59010,3518,86210,6579,87811,08812,4278,0508,0818,8168,714111,673
20206,6558,0596,9444,90010,88911,4339,06610,1308,7389,99910,26612,124109,203
20216,3345,8196,9817,5129,5957,6246,4445,8768,8289,7503,4463,75081,959
20224,9526,73110,9607,8046,7717,09810,6949,6929,9759,30910,4439,975104,404
20236,47310,32010,85811,74810,5619,77510,45711,23511,26110,3309,65412,513125,185
20249,63111,24715,33713,93315,30313,00312,38814,82511,85612,63914,39314,973159,528
202510,36410,78114,40514,02613,95611,43413,54112,23110,20710,81112,21113,643147,610
202610,43311,23412,94914,33414,10011,31811,95812,18998,515

Toyota Tundra Sales in Canada

In Canada the Tundra has followed a similar arc. After ranging between roughly 7,000 and 11,000 units for much of its history, Canadian sales rose with the new generation to 13,365 in 2023 and a record 16,098 in 2024. In 2025 volume pulled back to 13,267, a decline of about 18 percent from the prior year’s high.

2004: 3,898 units2005: 3,050 units2006: 2,569 units2007: 11,552 units2008: 9,477 units2009: 7,637 units2010: 7,560 units2011: 6,847 units2012: 7,241 units2013: 7,535 units2014: 9,769 units2015: 10,829 units2016: 11,364 units2017: 9,442 units2018: 11,738 units2019: 9,976 units2020: 9,431 units2021: 6,653 units2022: 11,561 units2023: 13,365 units2024: 16,098 units2025: 13,267 units2026: 9,188 units (partial)05k10k15k20k200420062008201020122014201620182020202220242026

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

Annual sales

YearUnitsYoY
20043,898
20053,050▼ 21.8%
20062,569▼ 15.8%
200711,552▲ 349.7%
20089,477▼ 18.0%
20097,637▼ 19.4%
20107,560▼ 1.0%
20116,847▼ 9.4%
20127,241▲ 5.8%
20137,535▲ 4.1%
20149,769▲ 29.6%
201510,829▲ 10.9%
201611,364▲ 4.9%
20179,442▼ 16.9%
201811,738▲ 24.3%
20199,976▼ 15.0%
20209,431▼ 5.5%
20216,653▼ 29.5%
202211,561▲ 73.8%
202313,365▲ 15.6%
202416,098▲ 20.4%
202513,267▼ 17.6%
2026 (Jan–Aug)9,188▲ 8.5% YTD

Monthly sales

YearJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecTotal
20042813063953793503032893303213212803433,898
20051621913033063542442432522032182772973,050
20061892732642402391961822321981801752012,569
2007993809501,1851,2521,0929439149589391,1281,71211,552
20086929728441,1591,2637778799935474504334689,477
20094943585987077276806716016586226558667,637
20103156408226506468997555837426514933647,560
20113794367088226125005075335456055686326,847
20123984556207075436327127967165805555277,241
20134564175065776265995056237341,0088456397,535
20146725709939781,0359228838007239546535869,769
20155396909111,0501,0391,02196495796999785883410,829
20167829088921,0279741,0288908929249181,15697311,364
20175914498088851,0628117098519038238826689,442
20187117431,1081,0551,0461,1129171,1749771,15699874111,738
20197516837181,0181,0189279159158327906877229,976
20207286617297787087808157787809198359209,431
20214914915665975425985555815565495495786,653
20228207819008608609011,2041,3841,26586286286211,561
20237146497491,0771,1841,1861,3151,5121,3161,2791,2211,16313,365
20241,0881,0391,0401,2451,2451,1331,5341,5341,3971,7401,5131,59016,098
20251,1961,0871,1441,1111,0611,0629258828841,4061,1621,34713,267
20269478661,2661,3191,2431,2121,1951,1409,188

Toyota Tundra Generations

First Generation (2000-2006)

The first-generation Tundra was introduced as a 2000 model year and was a more significant and powerful successor to the Toyota T100. With a V8 engine option and more substantial towing capacity, it was designed to compete directly with American full-size pickup trucks.

Second Generation (2007-2021)

The second generation marked a significant redesign, with a larger frame, increased towing capacity, and greater focus on performance and comfort. Engine options included a V6 as well as various V8 options. Over time, Toyota introduced different trim levels and special editions to keep the truck updated.

In 2014, the Tundra received a major facelift, with changes to the exterior styling, interior features, and technological enhancements.

Third Generation (2022-)

Unveiled in 2021, the third generation introduced a complete overhaul of the Tundra, including new powertrain options like a twin-turbo V6 engine and a hybrid variant. The redesign emphasized modern styling, advanced technology, and improved fuel efficiency.

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