U.S. EV Sales Surge to Record High in Q3 2025 on Tax Credit Rush
Electric vehicle (EV) sales in the U.S. surged during the third quarter of 2025, driven by expiring breaking news tax credits. The incentives, offering up to $7,500 off, boosted sales from July to September.
The rush to claim these credits before they expired at the end of September led to a record-breaking quarter. More than 410,000 EVs were sold, surpassing the previous quarterly high. This surge was led by Tesla, which delivered approximately 497,099 vehicles globally during this period, setting a new company record.
Tesla's impressive performance contributed significantly to the overall U.S. sales figure, which was the highest ever recorded in a single quarter.
The expiring tax credits stimulated a final wave of EV purchases, resulting in a record-breaking quarter for U.S. electric vehicle sales. Tesla's exceptional performance played a pivotal role in this achievement.
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