Summary:
- Honda and Acura achieved record sales of over 349,000 electrified vehicles in 2024, representing a quarter of Honda’s total sales.
- The Honda CR-V Hybrid set a new record with over 203,000 units sold, accounting for more than 50% of CR-V sales.
- Acura’s all-electric ZDX gained traction, with its best month in December, boasting a 325-mile range and luxury appeal.
- Honda’s SUV lineup surpassed 760,000 units, with strong performances from the HR-V, Pilot, and MDX.
- Looking to 2025, Honda and Acura aim to balance ICE, hybrid, and EV offerings, led by the Honda Prologue and Civic Hybrid.
As the automotive industry continues its transition toward electrification, Honda and Acura closed 2024 on a high note, showcasing their ability to adapt and thrive in a changing market. With total sales surpassing 1.4 million vehicles—an 8.8% increase over 2023—both brands delivered impressive results across electrified and traditional models alike.
Honda, in particular, set all-time records with its hybrid and electric vehicle lineup. We’re talking about more than a quarter of the brand’s total sales. The CR-V Hybrid emerged as a standout, with over 203,000 units sold, representing half of all CR-V sales. Meanwhile, Honda’s luxury division, Acura, experienced a strong second half, highlighted by the all-electric ZDX, which capped the year with its best monthly performance in December.
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