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U.S. Electric Vehicle Sales Increase More Than 10% Year Over Year in Q1: GM Drives EV Growth While Tesla Declines - Cox Automotive Inc.

1 week ago | coxautoinc.com

Cox Automotive publishes a quarterly Kelley Blue Book new-vehicle sales report enumerating electric vehicle sales.
New Auto Tariffs Are Now in Place, Driving the Industry into Uncharted Territory - Cox Automotive Inc.

2 weeks ago | coxautoinc.com

It’s on! As our Chief Economist Jonathan Smoke feared, the “unthinkable” has happened. New automotive-specific tariffs of 25% on all imported vehicles are now in place. Finished automobiles are no longer flowing freely across North America, and key automotive free trade agreements have been scrapped. This significant shift in the automotive landscape is already creating … Continued
Cox Automotive Auto Market Report: April 1 - Cox Automotive Inc.

3 weeks ago | coxautoinc.com

Biweekly Auto Market Report video series focusing on data and insights that provide a holistic view of the auto industry.
Cox Automotive Auto Market Report: March 18 - Cox Automotive Inc.

1 month ago | coxautoinc.com

Biweekly Auto Market Report video series focusing on data and insights that provide a holistic view of the auto industry.
EV Market Monitor – January 2025 - Cox Automotive Inc.

2 months ago | coxautoinc.com | Stephanie Valdez Streaty

In January, the electric vehicle market experienced revealing trends across both new and used segments. While new EV sales saw a decline in volume, market share reached a record high, reflecting sustained consumer interest. Meanwhile, the used EV market continued to grow, driven by affordability and more model options. Inventory dynamics, including days’ supply and average transaction prices, further highlighted the evolving landscape of the EV market.
Cox Automotive Forecast: January U.S. Auto Sales Expected to Gain More Than 5% Year over Year Despite Harsh Winter Weather - Cox Automotive Inc.

2 months ago | coxautoinc.com

Cox Automotive publishes its U.S. auto sales forecast each month prior to the automakers reporting their sales results.
WATCH NOW: CES 2025 – The Trusted Resource on the EV Future - Cox Automotive Inc.

Jan 24, 2025 | coxautoinc.com | Erin Keating

On Monday, Jan. 6, Cox Automotive took center stage at CES 2025 in Las Vegas with The Trusted Resource on the EV Future, a dynamic 40-minute panel discussion highlighting the latest advancements in electrification and how Cox Automotive is leading the charge in innovation and sustainability within the EV space.
Will Trump Make the Auto Industry Great Again? - Cox Automotive Inc.

Jan 22, 2025 | coxautoinc.com

The auto industry has been experiencing more disruption and innovation than any period over the past 100 years. Automakers are struggling to contend with the compounding impact of the transition to electric vehicles, tariffs, the rise of Chinese automakers, and a complicated web of government regulations across the globe. With President Trump entering the White … Continued
EV Market Monitor – December 2024 - Cox Automotive Inc.

Jan 21, 2025 | coxautoinc.com | Stephanie Valdez Streaty

As December 2024 wrapped up, the U.S. electric vehicle (EV) market continued to reach new milestones. December saw record-breaking EV market share for both new and used EVs, with inventory levels tightening and closing the gap between EVs and ICE+ models. While the average transaction price for new EVs edged up slightly, the average listing price for used EVs dipped, reflecting the current market dynamics.
Robust December Sales Draw Down New-Vehicle Inventory to Start the Year

Jan 16, 2025 | coxautoinc.com | Erin Keating

New-vehicle sales roared at the end of the year, with a strong December finish. Following the resolution of election uncertainties, interest rates began to decline and inventory levels reached their peak for the year. This created an ideal blend of improved consumer sentiment, bigger discounts and evident optimism in the market. New-vehicle sales rose by 6.5% in December compared to November; inventory fell by 8.5% during the same period. Total Inventoryas of Jan.