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Mercedes-Benz GLA-Class Sales Figures

Mercedes-Benz GLA

Here you will find monthly and yearly United States and Canadian sales figures for the Mercedes-Benz GLA, marketed for much of its life as the GLA-Class. The GLA is the entry point to the Mercedes-Benz SUV range, a compact crossover built on the brand’s front-wheel-drive architecture and sold alongside the slightly boxier GLB. It reached North America for the 2015 model year and is now in its second generation. One reporting note applies to both charts: Mercedes-Benz USA publishes retail sales quarterly rather than monthly, so the monthly values below are a quarterly figure distributed across its three months.


Specifications
  • Class: Compact luxury SUV, the entry model in the Mercedes-Benz SUV range
  • Current engines: GLA 250 and GLA 250 4MATIC use a 2.0L turbocharged inline-four with mild hybrid drive, rated at 221 hp and 258 lb-ft. The Mercedes-AMG GLA 35 4MATIC uses an AMG-enhanced 2.0L turbo four at 302 hp and 295 lb-ft.
  • Electrification: A 48-volt belt-driven starter-generator that can add up to 13 hp and 110 lb-ft on demand, and supports gliding, recuperation and stop-start
  • Transmission: 8-speed dual-clutch automatic, and the AMG SPEEDSHIFT DCT 8-speed on the GLA 35
  • Drivetrain: Front-wheel drive or 4MATIC all-wheel drive
  • Lineup and MSRP: GLA 250 from $41,500, GLA 250 4MATIC from $43,500 and Mercedes-AMG GLA 35 from $58,550. The AMG GLA 45 is no longer offered in the United States.
  • Chief rivals: BMW X1, Audi Q3, Volvo XC40, Lexus UX, Cadillac XT4

Mercedes-Benz held the world premiere of an all-new GLA on 29 July 2026. The 2028 GLA reaches United States dealerships in the second half of 2027 and will be offered with both all-electric and hybrid powertrains.

Mercedes-Benz GLA Sales in the United States

The GLA landed in the United States partway through 2014 with 4,877 units and hit its high immediately, at 25,593 in its first full year of 2015. It then held a remarkably flat band, between 24,100 and 25,400 units, through 2018, dipped to 22,136 in 2019 and recovered to 25,348 in 2020. The second-generation car has not matched that: volume fell to 14,323 in 2021 and bottomed at 12,621 in 2023 before a strong rebound to 19,080 in 2024. The 2025 total of 14,698 units carries an important caveat. January 2025 is missing from this dataset, so that figure is the sum of eleven months and should be read as a floor rather than a full year, which means the real decline from 2024 is smaller than the headline suggests. Through June 2026 the GLA has recorded 6,836 units; over the comparable February to June window it stands at 5,763 against 7,523 a year earlier, roughly 23 percent lower.

2025 full year
16,984
▼ 11.0% vs 2024
2026 YTD (Jan–Jun)
6,736
▼ 32.8% vs same period 2025
Best year
25,593
2015
Total on record
236,576
all years
2014: 6,884 units2015: 25,593 units2016: 24,545 units2017: 24,104 units2018: 24,136 units2019: 22,136 units2020: 25,348 units2021: 14,323 units2022: 14,086 units2023: 12,621 units2024: 19,080 units2025: 16,984 units2026: 6,736 units (partial)07.5k15k22.5k30k2014201620182020202220242026

Mercedes-Benz GLA, United States calendar-year unit sales, 2014–2026. 2026 is January–Jun (partial).

Annual sales

YearUnitsYoY
20146,884—
201525,593▲ 271.8%
201624,545▼ 4.1%
201724,104▼ 1.8%
201824,136▲ 0.1%
201922,136▼ 8.3%
202025,348▲ 14.5%
202114,323▼ 43.5%
202214,086▼ 1.7%
202312,621▼ 10.4%
202419,080▲ 51.2%
202516,984▼ 11.0%
2026 (Jan–Jun)6,736▼ 32.8% YTD

Monthly sales

YearJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecTotal
2014————————9912,0071,8122,0746,884
20151,8781,8731,9182,0812,3862,1772,0402,1692,1252,0252,7212,20025,593
20163,0411,5972,2052,1372,0851,7501,5021,0582,0322,5602,2272,35124,545
20172,0072,1941,7141,3391,0252,0812,2231,9942,4402,2192,2882,58024,104
20182,4101,8602,2542,0111,9051,7221,3221,3152,4362,0932,4112,39724,136
20191,6031,2471,8711,7702,3921,7151,4501,4051,6782,4482,4612,09622,136
20201,6142,0891,2665091,1311,1883,0552,7152,9422,9822,4493,40825,348
20211,7201,7201,9351,7701,7021,77036735336787387387314,323
20227827828801,1761,1331,1338839178831,8391,7651,91314,086
20231,3981,3421,5101,7121,6461,71281187584325425426412,621
20247397397691,4611,5191,5192,2052,4702,0291,6601,9492,02119,080
20251,4401,3021,5781,9691,8761,8591,0731,0381,1891,1441,1611,35516,984
20261,0399371,0591,2021,3081,191——————6,736

Mercedes-Benz GLA Sales in Canada

Canadian demand tracked the United States pattern for the first generation, rising from 534 units in the 2013 part-year to a peak of 4,400 in 2016, then sliding through the back half of the decade to 1,759 in 2020 and 1,523 in 2022. What sets Canada apart is 2025. After 1,879 in 2023 and 1,590 in 2024, Canadian GLA sales jumped to 3,543 units, more than double the prior year and the strongest result since 2016, at the same time as the United States market was moving the other way. That surge has not carried into 2026: through June, Canadian sales stand at 1,036 against 1,683 over the same six months of 2025, about 38 percent lower.

2013: 534 units2014: 964 units2015: 3,719 units2016: 4,400 units2017: 4,090 units2018: 3,566 units2019: 3,689 units2020: 1,759 units2021: 2,417 units2022: 1,523 units2023: 1,879 units2024: 1,590 units2025: 3,543 units2026: 1,036 units (partial)01.3k2.5k3.8k5k20132015201720192021202320252026

Mercedes-Benz GLA, Canada calendar-year unit sales, 2013–2026. 2026 is January–Jun (partial).

Annual sales

YearUnitsYoY
2013534—
2014964▲ 80.5%
20153,719▲ 285.8%
20164,400▲ 18.3%
20174,090▼ 7.0%
20183,566▼ 12.8%
20193,689▲ 3.4%
20201,759▼ 52.3%
20212,417▲ 37.4%
20221,523▼ 37.0%
20231,879▲ 23.4%
20241,590▼ 15.4%
20253,543▲ 122.8%
2026 (Jan–Jun)1,036▼ 38.4% YTD

Monthly sales

YearJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecTotal
201300000000053400534
2014000000636061272253255964
20152341721992993123073453493574954022483,719
20163153614404194355063483043173213532814,400
20175393153082022002783363285023474123234,090
20183853652853023723022312802492882992083,566
20192181982093363363064184183823112712863,689
20209081914944501911821832742492751,759
20212252252601991812012082172091611611702,417
20221061011191541541631071231131271271291,523
20231811641911842032041802071826361591,879
20245149511241241152092091921671451541,590
20251841671773973783804474274282001651933,543
2026166148163176193190——————1,036
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