EV sales in the U.S. are booming in Q3 2025
5 October 2025, 10:41:23
Electric vehicle (EV) sales in the U.S. are booming - and Tesla and General Motors (GM) are at the front of the pack. Why the sudden surge? Many buyers were racing to take advantage of federal tax credits worth up to $7,500 before they expired in September, thanks to the Trump administration's "One Big Beautiful Bill Act."
Tesla still holds the largest slice of the EV pie, delivering over 497,000 vehicles in Q3 2025.
GM is gaining ground fast, jumping from 8.7% to 13.8% market share this year. In Q3, the Chevrolet Equinox EV is the best-selling non-Tesla EV in the U.S. Cadillac, meanwhile, has three of the 10 best-selling EVs in the luxury segment through the end of September: LYRIQ (#2), OPTIQ (#5), and VISTIQ (#6). Even though GM sold nearly 145,000 EVs this year, they still only make up 6.8% of the company’s total U.S. sales. But GM says it’s in a strong position, offering a wide range of EVs with low incentives and solid pricing. "No one is in a stronger position for a changing U.S. market than GM," said Duncan Aldred, GM senior VP and president of North America.
In Q3 2025, Ford electric vehicles achieved a new quarterly sales record with 30,612 sales (+30.2%). Mustang Mach-E recorded its best-ever quarterly sales since going on sale in 2020: 20,177 (+50.7%). The F-150 Lightning delivered a third-quarter record 10,005 pickups (+39.7%), continuing as America’s best-selling electric pickup.
Hyundai EV sales in Q3 2025 reached new heights, jumping 153% compared with September 2024, with IONIQ 5 retail sales climbing 151% year-over-year and the IONIQ 6 - +36%. Record-breaking total sales for EV, HEV, and electrified vehicles continue to reinforce Hyundai's leadership in sustainable mobility. The same applies to the KIA brand with a strong increase in EV6 and EV9 sales.
Industry experts warn that the end of federal incentives could lead to a slowdown in EV sales. Ford CEO Jim Farley even predicted that EV market share could drop from around 10–12% to just 5%.
So while 2025 has been a banner year for EVs, the road ahead might get bumpier without those government perks.
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Specifications of some of the most interesting and anticipated EVs.

2026 Tesla Model Y L Premium
Doors: 5, Seats: 6
Length: 195.6 in / 4968 mm
Width: 75.6 in / 1920 mm
Height: 65.7 in / 1669 mm
Curb weight: 4612.07 lb / 2092 kg
Electric motor #1: 194 kW @ 5000 rpm, 340 Nm, Location: Rear
Electric motor #2: 137 kW @ 6380 rpm, 219 Nm, Location: Front
Battery: 79 kWh, Voltage: 357 V

2027 BMW iX5 60 xDrive
Doors: 4, Seats: 5
Length: 196.6 in / 4994 mm
Width: 78.7 in / 2000 mm
Height: 68.8 in / 1748 mm
Curb weight: 6228.06 lb / 2825 kg
Electric motor #1: 242 kW, 500 Nm, Location: Rear
Electric motor #2: 183 kW, 305 Nm, Location: Front
Battery: 141 kWh

2027 BMW i3 50 xDrive
Doors: 4, Seats: 5
Length: 187.4 in / 4760 mm
Height: 58.3 in / 1480 mm
Curb weight: 4861.19 lb / 2205 kg
Electric motor #1: 240 kW, 435 Nm @ 0 - 5000 rpm, Location: Rear
Electric motor #2: 123 kW, 255 Nm @ 0 - 4607 rpm, Location: Front
Battery: 108.7 kWh, Voltage: 698.9 V

2026 Toyota Hilux BEV
Doors: 5, Seats: 5
Length: 209.4 in / 5320 mm
Height: 72.6 in / 1845 mm
Curb weight: 5412.35 lb / 2455 kg
Electric motor #1: 128 kW, 268 Nm, Location: Rear
Electric motor #2: 80 kW, 206 Nm, Location: Front
Battery: 59.2 kWh, Voltage: 296 V

2026 Dodge Charger Daytona Scat Pack
Doors: 2 / 4, Seats: 5
Length: 206.6 in / 5248 mm
Height: 58.9 in / 1496 mm
Curb weight: 5698.95 lb / 2585 kg
Electric motor #1: 250 kW, Location: Rear
Electric motor #2: 250 kW, Location: Front
Battery: 93.9 kWh, Voltage: 400 V

2026 Dodge Charger Daytona R/T
Doors: 2 / 4, Seats: 5
Length: 206.6 in / 5248 mm
Height: 58.9 in / 1496 mm
Curb weight: 5698.95 lb / 2585 kg
Electric motor #1: 250 kW, Location: Rear
Electric motor #2: 250 kW, Location: Front
Battery: 93.9 kWh, Voltage: 400 V

2026 Opel Grandland Electric AWD 73 kWh
Doors: 5, Seats: 5
Length: 183.1 in / 4650 mm
Width: 75.0 in / 1905 mm
Height: 65.6 in / 1667 mm
Curb weight: 5048.59 lb / 2290 kg
Electric motor #1: 157 kW, 343 Nm, Location: Front
Electric motor #2: 82 kW, 166 Nm, Location: Rear
Battery: 73 kWh, Voltage: 400 V

2025 Opel Grandland Electric Long Range 97 kWh
Doors: 5, Seats: 5
Length: 183.1 in / 4650 mm
Width: 75.0 in / 1905 mm
Height: 65.6 in / 1667 mm
Curb weight: 4971.42 lb / 2255 kg
Electric motor: 170 kW @ 3935 - 14000 rpm, 345 Nm @ 250 - 4370 rpm, Location: Front
Battery: 97 kWh, Voltage: 400 V

2027 Škoda Elroq RS
Doors: 5, Seats: 5
Length: 176.7 in / 4488 mm
Height: 64.8 in / 1645 mm
Curb weight: 5121.34 lb / 2323 kg
Location: Rear
Location: Front
Battery: 77 kWh

2025 Škoda Elroq RS
Doors: 5, Seats: 5
Length: 176.7 in / 4488 mm
Height: 63.3 in / 1608 mm
Curb weight: 4907.49 lb / 2226 kg
Location: Rear
Location: Front
Battery: 77 kWh

2027 Volkswagen ID. Polo GTI 166 kW
Doors: 5, Seats: 5
Length: 161.3 in / 4096 mm
Width: 71.5 in / 1816 mm
Height: 59.6 in / 1513 mm
Curb weight: 3395.12 lb / 1540 kg
Electric motor: 166 kW, 290 Nm, Location: Front
Battery: 52 kWh

2026 Porsche Cayenne Coupé S Electric
Length: 196.5 in / 4991 mm
Width: 78.0 in / 1980 mm
Height: 65.0 in / 1650 mm
Curb weight: 5698.95 lb / 2585 kg
Location: Rear
Location: Front
Battery: 113 kWh

2026 Porsche Cayenne Coupé Turbo Electric
Length: 196.3 in / 4985 mm
Width: 78.0 in / 1980 mm
Height: 65.0 in / 1650 mm
Curb weight: 5884.14 lb / 2669 kg
Location: Rear
Location: Front
Battery: 113 kWh

2026 Porsche Cayenne Coupé Electric
Length: 196.3 in / 4985 mm
Width: 78.0 in / 1980 mm
Height: 65.0 in / 1650 mm
Curb weight: 5637.22 lb / 2557 kg
Location: Rear
Location: Front
Battery: 113 kWh

2027 BMW i7 M70 xDrive
Doors: 4, Seats: 5
Length: 212.4 in / 5395 mm
Width: 76.8 in / 1950 mm
Height: 61.0 in / 1550 mm
Curb weight: 6106.8 lb / 2770 kg
Electric motor #1: 360 kW, 650 Nm, Location: Rear
Electric motor #2: 190 kW, 365 Nm, Location: Front
Battery: 112.5 kWh, Voltage: 400 V

2027 BMW i7 60 xDrive
Doors: 4, Seats: 5
Length: 212.4 in / 5395 mm
Width: 76.8 in / 1950 mm
Height: 61.0 in / 1550 mm
Curb weight: 5941.46 lb / 2695 kg
Electric motor #1: 230 kW, 400 Nm, Location: Rear
Electric motor #2: 190 kW, 365 Nm, Location: Front
Battery: 112.5 kWh, Voltage: 400 V

2027 BMW i7 50 xDrive
Doors: 4, Seats: 5
Length: 212.4 in / 5395 mm
Width: 76.8 in / 1950 mm
Height: 61.0 in / 1550 mm
Curb weight: 5941.46 lb / 2695 kg
Electric motor #1: 230 kW, 400 Nm @ 0 - 5000 rpm, Location: Rear
Electric motor #2: 190 kW, 365 Nm @ 0 - 6000 rpm, Location: Front
Battery: 112.5 kWh, Voltage: 400 V

2027 Mercedes-Benz C 400 4MATIC electric
Length: 192.2 in / 4883 mm
Width: 74.5 in / 1892 mm
Height: 59.2 in / 1503 mm
Curb weight: 5423.37 lb / 2460 kg
Location: Rear
Location: Front
Battery: 94 kWh, Voltage: 800 V