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Final 2025 numbers are in for US sales of Ford and GM EV trucks.
Ford sold 27,307 F-150 Lightnings (down 18.5% from 2024). Annual sales rose for Ford's ICE truck lines (F-Series, Ranger, Maverick).
GM sold 11,275 Chevrolet Silverado EVs (up 51.8%) and 7,996 GMC Sierra EVs (up 347.2%, but limited availability last year). So the GM EV "twins" together sold 19,271. Annual sales rose for the ICE lines (Silverado/Sierra LD/HD).
GM also sold 15,788 Hummer EVs (up 12.8%), including both the SUV and pickup configurations. Probably around one-third of those were pickups, so about 5,263.
Tesla and Rivian don't release model-specific numbers for the Cybertruck or R1T, so we'll have to wait for the Cox estimates later this month. Through 3Q 2025, Cox had the Cybertruck at 16,097 (down 38.0% relative to 3Q 2024) and the R1T at 5,857 (down 32.5%). Obviously the Cybertruck and R1T numbers will rise when the 4Q 2025 estimates are added.
Ford sold 27,307 F-150 Lightnings (down 18.5% from 2024). Annual sales rose for Ford's ICE truck lines (F-Series, Ranger, Maverick).
GM sold 11,275 Chevrolet Silverado EVs (up 51.8%) and 7,996 GMC Sierra EVs (up 347.2%, but limited availability last year). So the GM EV "twins" together sold 19,271. Annual sales rose for the ICE lines (Silverado/Sierra LD/HD).
GM also sold 15,788 Hummer EVs (up 12.8%), including both the SUV and pickup configurations. Probably around one-third of those were pickups, so about 5,263.
Tesla and Rivian don't release model-specific numbers for the Cybertruck or R1T, so we'll have to wait for the Cox estimates later this month. Through 3Q 2025, Cox had the Cybertruck at 16,097 (down 38.0% relative to 3Q 2024) and the R1T at 5,857 (down 32.5%). Obviously the Cybertruck and R1T numbers will rise when the 4Q 2025 estimates are added.
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