America North

USA vehicles sales in 2019 maintained the moderately declining trend, but keeping the full year registrations above 17 million units. Indeed, the full year ended with 17.076.024 units sold, down 1.5% from the previous year. Ford and Chevrolet kept losing terrain, ending at the lower market share in the decade.

USA Electric Cars segment grew 25% in the 2017 and actually is the second best in the World. The market leader Tesla disappointed performing below the industry average, while Chevrolet and Toyota were the fastest.

Best selling car models in American continent in the 2014. While the ranking was led by Ford F-Series, ahead of Chevrolet Silverado and Toyota Corolla, the model of the Year was the Jeep Grand Cherokee.

Mexico Vehicles Market 2017 have lost 1% having shifted in negative territory since July. Top Brands are losing terrain while recently landed have taken space, with Kia, Hyundai, Suzuki and Mercedes as the fastest growing. 2018 Outlook is negative.

Mexico best selling cars 2015 led as usual by Chevrolet Aveo, Nissan Versa and Nissan Pick-up. The Honda HRV was the best new entrance landing in 14th place, behind the fast growing Nissan X-Trail.

Canada's Auto market in 2021 falls by 1.1% with 1.64 million sales, reporting a strong first half, followed by a double-digit fall in the second part of the year. Nissan reports the best performance this year, gaining 12.2%.

Mexico best selling cars ranking in the 2018 with the Nissan Versa leader again, but with a negative trend, followed by the Chevrolet Aveo with a great performance, and the Chevrolet Beat. The top SUV is the Honda CR-V ranking 10th, despite losing 14.8% of sales

USA Best Selling Cars ranking up to October 2023 reports growing Tesla success with the Model Y jumping 8 spots into 5th (+77.9%). On top of the list, as usual there is Ford F-Series followed by the Chevrolet Silverado.

2014 was the New All-Time Record Year forCanadian Auto Market the third in a row for a market that is fueled by surging consumer’s demand and new models success. Ford Group beats FCA for few units. Is Alfa Romeo back?