Once again, excellent work by Jeff Cobb's team: model Oct_15 Sep_15 Aug_15 Jul_15 1 Prius Liftback 9611 9952 10450 11203 2 Ram Pickup Diesel 4283 3836 4093 4775 3 Prius c 3373 3367 3844 3517 4 Camry Hybrid 2545 2629 3314 2756 5 Prius v (lowercase v) 2128 2575 3119 2620 6 Model S 2100 2400 1600 1800 7 Fusion Hybrid 2050 2002 2441 2157 8 Volt 2035 949 1380 1313 9 Sonata 1342 1185 1647 1837 10 Optima Hybrid 1262 1136 1167 873 11 Leaf 1238 1247 1393 1174 12 CT200h 1077 1131 1504 1374 13 Avalon Hybrid 993 1064 1322 1175 14 i3* 986 1710 792 935 15 C-Max Hybrid 912 1247 1501 1225 16 ES Hybrid 895 907 1281 891 17 Fusion Energi 849 808 949 852 18 C-Max Energi 695 719 723 693 19 MKZ 646 596 713 725 20 e-Golf 596 343 381 313 21 RX 400 / 450 h 514 443 599 530 22 Q7 Diesel 497 326 412 506 23 Civic Hybrid 455 613 590 463 24 Q5 Diesel 455 406 421 567 25 Accord Hybrid 442 854 1369 1481 26 Touareg Diesel 418 373 411 374 27 Q50 Hybrid 381 356 384 381 28 Highlander Hybrid 375 367 377 304 29 Cayenne Diesel 356 276 288 254 30 Grand Cherokee Diesel 321 315 343 317 31 CR-Z 316 310 333 270 32 X5 Diesel 296 204 391 233 33 GL-Class Diesel 245 214 236 265 34 500E 231 347 370 353 35 3-Series Diesel 225 241 319 232 36 QX60 Hybrid 220 231 240 226 37 XV Crosstrek Hybrid 211 370 455 559 38 Cruze Diesel 202 222 279 372 39 Lacrosse Hybrid 199 200 275 322 40 NX Hybrid 188 170 206 234 41 GLE-Class Diesel 179 132 42 Spark 177 157 135 57 43 Pathfinder Hybrid 168 186 212 234 44 i8 149 182 210 217 45 Focus EV 126 145 176 135 46 Cayenne S E-Hybrid 126 70 83 77 47 Soul EV 109 105 93 59 48 X3 Diesel 105 124 147 96 49 E-Class Diesel 104 87 128 103 50 Prius Plug In 91 216 344 584 51 A6 Diesel 91 86 108 137 52 ELR 82 36 45 66 53 B-Class Electric 81 147 172 196 54 forTwo EV 75 94 106 109 55 5-Series Diesel 72 239 198 89 56 Jetta Hybrid 64 77 98 91 57 Insight 53 64 85 113 58 A7 Diesel 53 44 60 65 59 GLK Class Diesel 46 108 133 143 60 Panamera S E-Hybrid 28 41 36 23 61 S550 Plug In 25 17 10 10 62 Promaster Van Diesel 21 25 32 15 63 Civic 19 19 24 66 64 RLX Hybrid 14 26 34 28 65 Q70 Hybrid 14 12 13 11 66 Regal Hybrid 11 13 16 8 67 Impala Hybrid 11 5 27 23 68 ML Class Diesel 10 2 3 7 69 Model X 10 70 A8 Diesel 9 23 34 34 71 i 9 3 6 12 72 GS 450h 7 7 4 11 73 Q5 Hybrid 5 3 5 8 74 ActiveHybrid 3 (335ih) 3 0 2 1 75 7-Series Diesel 2 76 LS 600h 1 3 3 5 77 ActiveHybrid 5 (535ih) 1 2 0 5 78 Malibu Hybrid 1 1 0 1 79 E400H 1 0 2 2 80 RAV4 EV 1 0 0 0 81 XC90 Plug In 1 0 3 2 82 Fit EV 1 83 Golf Sportwagon Diesel 0 834 1977 2174 84 Passat Diesel 0 779 1991 2372 85 Jetta Diesel 0 674 1820 1999 86 Golf Diesel 0 308 954 903 87 Beetle Diesel 0 46 122 101 88 A3 Diesel 0 30 90 165 89 ILX Hybrid 0 2 0 0 90 Yukon Hybrid 0 0 3 2 91 Accord Plug In 0 0 2 1 92 7-Series ActiveHybrid 0 0 1 0 93 ML450H 0 0 0 1 94 Touareg Hybrid 0 0 0 1 Source: Jeff Cobb's Hybrid Market Dashboard - HybridCars.comHybridCars.com (well worth reading!) Volt-2 and Volt-1 - the new Volt and inventory clean-up did good. e-Golf - nearly doubled sales, well done. model year changes may explain some sales number variations Bob Wilson
So - what happens in 2050? But I noted the rav4ev on the chart too. Zero sales during the prior months. Wondering & thinking that this was maybe the very last one? That's a sad Toyota post script. And whoo hoo! Model X already moving out from last place ..... only it seems like the web chatter was that there were at least a dozen deliveries. maybe not? EDIT: Oh - now I remember 2050 ... no more gas cars .... I think down the road Toyota will say, we meant no 'gasoline' cars - because if they're still trying to make their natural gas to hydrogen project take off ..... Speaking of which - surely Toyota must have been able to have unloaded at LEAST one of those on the public last month .... No ? Only one of the deep pocketed municipalities like Irvine CA? Fun facts about the UC Irvine hydrogen fueling station: 15 cars a day is too many Don't leases count ? .
Rav4 EV was contracted to only produce this number of vehicles. The number was set at the number of ZEV credits toyota needed. Yes its the last one. I think they thought they sold it before and it just trickled out. Toyota's plan is 3000 mirai in California in 2015-2017 to satisfy their ZEV credits. The reason why the quantity is lower is the RAV4 got 3 credits, the mirai gets 9 credits (increased in 2014), meaning instead of 9000 BEVs toyota would have to sell they only need 3000 fcv. Nissan is talking about selling 50,000 BEVs a year in the US once the gen II leaf is released. All Hydrogen Fuel-Cell Cars Are Compliance Cars, For Now (Page 2) Model X only will have 500-2000 units sold world wide this year because of parts problems, notably seat posts. That means according to the conference call over 48,000 model S, I am not sure what percent that is in the US, but I expect at least 5000 model S sales in December. They handed out keys but not cars last month. If you look at toyota's slides they expect the majority of their light vehicles, 70% from eyballing it, to have gasoline engines. These are roughly split evenly between hybrids and plug in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs). I do honestly think toyota wants the majority of the other 30% (fcvs and bevs) to run mainly on renewables. That switch to renewables toyota is leaving up to the countries, which means CARB and DOE to force it, as toyota is not in the fuel business.. I do not know if any individuals got keys as a promise to a mirai soon, or if it was all fleets (governments and businesses). UC Irvine gets a lot of grants for hydrogen research. In the case of the fueling station, now in its 3rd generation, the DOE and California's SCQMD paid for it, and the requirements of 25kg/day were given by CFCP members Toyota, Honda, and BMW. NFCRC: Hydrogen Program - UC Irvine Hydrogen Station At the time those grants were given, it was assumed that it would help get california to 5000 fcv by before today, then rebuilt with higher volume technology. This station is primarily R&D and educational, and it is a shame that it is pushed out as a commercially ready station. I do know CARB counts it, but will have to retrofit or bull doze and rebuild to handle commercial type customers. This station as are 50 of the 57, built, in progress, or planned is not up to commercial levels. These 50 will be able to dispense 200kg or less of H2, some like this one only 25 kg/day. If there was not range anxiety you would expect cars with a 5 kg to fill up with 4 kg, but what if the station is out when you get there? That means you get 12 x 2kg fills from this station instead of 6 x 4kg fills a day.
Japan October 2015 Sales #1 Aqua Toyota - 15,536 #2 Sienta Toyota - 10,857 #3 Fit Honda - 10,189 #4 Corolla Toyota - 9,047 #5 Voxy Toyota - 8,407 #6 Prius Toyota - 8,070
"Toyota November 2015 Highlights: Camry posted sales of 30,945 units, up 7.3 percent All-new Scion iA and iM posted combined sales of 2,876 units Total Toyota Division light trucks up 5.5 percent; a best-ever November Highlander posted sales of 12,741 units 4Runner up 5.6 percent RAV4 up almost 30 percent; a best-ever November Tacoma posted sales of 13,465 units, up 3.4 percent RC up 45.7 percent Lexus luxury utility vehicles up over 37 percent NX posted sales of 3,284 units" November 2015 Sales Chart
November 2015 Plug-In Electric Vehicle Sales Report Card | Inside EVs Tesla model S and volt did well, but leaf sales were disappointing. The 30kwh model only made the last week of the month, and the model X only could produce 5 units to sell in the month. That means November will only be slightly higher than last year, making the full year of plug-ins in slight decline for the first time year over year. Next year should be better.
The November data is available so I'll work up the new posting tonight. But Autoline Daily was happy to report Volt sales so I added this to their comments: Congratulations to the 2016 Chevy Volt. However, we understand they are already in the show rooms. So sales also reflect clearance of the older inventory. Regardless, to get a sense of perspective for fuel efficient cars selling more than 1,000 units in November: 8,287 – Prius hatchback (2015 clearance) 3,848 – Ram Pickup diesel 3,100 – Tesla Model S 2,601 – Prius c 1,980 – Chevy Volt (2016 and 2015 clearance) 1,964 – Camry hybrid 1,643 – Prius v 1,388 – Fusion hybrid 1,054 – Nissan Leaf (Hybridcars November Dashboard sales) There are good bargins with the 2015 Prius and Volt. As last of their model year, they will have all factory installed upgrades. Source: AD #1756 – Chevy Volt Top Selling Plug-In, New EV with Used Li-Ion Batteries, Ford Adds Apple Functions to SYNC – Autoline Daily Kinda wished I'd speeled a little better. Bob Wilson