Page 6 Louisiana Auto Outlook BRANDS AND MODELS TOP TEN RANKINGS IN STATE MARKET - YTD 2026 THRU SEPTEMBER The graphs below show top ten selling brands and models during the first nine months of this year for three powertrain classifications - ICE (internal combustion engines), Hybrids (including plug-in hybrids), and BEVs (battery electric vehicles). Ford was the top selling brand for ICE vehicles and F-Series was the number one model. Toyota and Camry were leaders for hybrids. Tesla and Model Y were the top-sellers for BEVs. ICE VEHICLES (includes gasoline and diesel engines) Market Share for Top 10 Brands Market Share for Top 10 Models HYBRID VEHICLES (includes plug-ins and excludes mild hybrids) Market Share for Top 10 Brands Market Share for Top 10 Models BATTERY ELECTRIC VEHICLES Market Share for Top 10 Brands Market Share for Top 10 Models Data sourced from Experian Automotive. Hybrid registrations exclude mild hybrids. Jeep4.2% Hyundai 4.2% Ram4.6% Toyota 6.8% Honda7.5% Kia8.3% GMC9.4% Nissan 9.5% Chevrolet 13.2% Ford14.5% Ford Expedition 1.6% Toyota Tacoma 1.7% Nissan Sentra1.9% Chevrolet Trax 2.0% Nissan Rogue 2.2% Kia K4 2.6% Ram Pickup 4.5% Chevrolet Silverado 4.9% GMC Sierra 5.6% Ford F-Series 7.2% Jeep0.4% Mazda0.9% Lincoln 1.6% Subaru 1.8% Lexus2.9% Ford7.1% Hyundai 7.2% Kia8.1% Honda 20.5% Toyota 47.6% Ford Maverick 2.9% Honda Civic 3.0% Toyota Grand Highlander 3.2% Ford F-Series 3.7% Toyota Sienna 3.8% Kia Telluride 4.2% Honda Accord 7.0% Toyota RAV4 8.7% Honda CR-V 10.3% Toyota Camry 15.8% Lexus1.3% Kia1.4% Hyundai 2.5% Rivian 2.8% GMC2.8% Toyota 3.6% Ford4.0% Chevrolet 4.1% Cadillac 6.1% Tesla 65.3% Hyundai Ioniq 5 1.6% Cadillac Lyriq1.7% GMC Hummer 1.9% Chevrolet Equinox 2.1% Rivian R1S 2.2% Toyota bZ4X 2.9% Ford Mustang Mach-E 3.3% Tesla Cybertruck 3.5% Tesla Model 3 11.3% Tesla Model Y 47.9% 25
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