Tesla places its 3 models in the American Top 5 electrified cars
- Tesla sold 83,875 electric cars in the United States in the first half of 2019. This volume is 56% of sales of electric and plug-in hybrid cars of all brands on this market, but only 3.5% of sales of cars of all engines on this market during the same period.
- The Tesla Model 3 is of course the best-selling electric car in the United States (67,650 sales) over this period, ahead of the Tesla Model X (9,000 sales), Toyota Prius Prime (8,605 sales), Chevrolet Bolt (8,281 sales) and Tesla Model S (7,225 sales) whose sales declined compared to the previous year due to the launch of the Model 3 which attracted more customers.
- The manufacturer forecast 10,000 Tesla Model S sales in the first half of 2019, but this is far from being the case since sales were nearly 30% lower.
- Tesla places its 3 models in the American Top 5 of electrified cars in the first half of 2019.
- In the D-segment passenger car category, the Tesla Model 3 ranks fifth behind Toyota Camry (147,119 sales), Honda Accord (107,452 sales), Nissan Altima (92,229 sales) and Ford Fusion (79,951 sales).
- In the E/F segment passenger car category, the Tesla Model S is in fourth place behind the Mercedes E-Class (17,138 sales), BMW 5-Series (16,444 sales), Audi A6 (8,159 sales) but ahead of the Mercedes S-Class (5,067 sales).
- In the light trucks category, however, the Tesla Model X occupies a very marginal position.
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