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2022 US Auto Sales Figures – By Brand (Brand Rankings)

Comprehensive data tables and charts for automotive sales in the United States

2022 U.S. Automotive Sales by Brand – The Best-Selling Automotive Brands By Sales Volume

The best-selling auto brands in the United States in 2022 included Ford, Toyota, Chevrolet, Honda and Hyundai. These five brands accounted for over half of all new car sales in the US in 2022. The overall US auto market in 2022 was still recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic, but it was still down from pre-pandemic levels. Total new car sales in 2022 were 13.9 million units, up 1% from 2021 but down 16% from 2019.

Despite the challenges, the US auto market is expected to continue to recover in 2023. Automakers are investing heavily in new technologies, such as electric vehicles, and the economy is expected to continue to grow. The best-selling auto brands in the US in 2022 reflect the continued popularity of trucks and SUVs. Ford, Chevrolet, and Ram all sell popular trucks and SUVs, and Hyundai has also become a major player in the SUV market. Toyota remains popular for its reliable and fuel-efficient vehicles.

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