Featured Dashboard summary August 2017

Another excellent report by Jeff Cobb's team: August 2017 Dashboard

	model	08/15/17	07/15/17	06/15/17	05/15/17
1	Prius Liftback	6043	6034	5476	6064
2	RAV4	5128	4695	3709	4070
3	Fusion Hybrid	4623	2191	5697	5671
4	Transit Diesel	3560	1299	3789	4830
5	Sierra Hybrid	3128
6	Niro Hybrid	2677	2763	2188	2660
7	Accord Hybrid	2162	2007	1799	1976
8	Bolt	2107	1971	1642	1566
9	Model S	2100	1500	2200	1700
10	Prius Prime	1820	1645	1619	1908
11	Model X	1700	1400	2100	1800
12	Volt	1445	1518	1745	1817
13	Highlander Hybrid	1419	1528	1478	1514
14	Camry Hybrid	1284	1290	1355	1711
15	Leaf	1154	1283	1506	1392
16	Ioniq Hybrid	1093	1209	1348	1752
17	C-Max Hybrid	1009	995	966	880
18	Prius C	853	868	867	1121
19	RX 400 / 450 h	852	806	655	747
20	Prius V	835	837	773	929
21	Sonata	762	739	741	848
22	Fusion Energi	762	703	707	1000
23	Colorado Diesel	750	1021	784	666
24	C-Max Energi	705	844	936	950
25	ES Hybrid	636	598	481	467
26	MKZ	548	435	428	588
27	i3	504	601	567	506
28	Avalon Hybrid	425	411	352	412
29	3-Series Plug in	409	387	496	475
30	Pacifica	400	125	350	800
31	Ram Pickup Diesel	390
32	5-Series Plug in	345	343	239	147
33	X5	317	463	488	433
34	e-Golf	317	308	232	381
35	Canyon Diesel	304	301	290	310
36	X5 Diesel	302	245	360	273
37	Malibu Hybrid	301	274	278	493
38	Soul EV	300	145	100	129
39	Optima Hybrid	294	265	289	220
40	Cruze Diesel	268	132	142	104
41	XC90 Plug In	265	174	202	146
42	NX Hybrid	237	282	215	228
43	500e	234	257	249	310
44	Range Rover Sport	218	228	221	228
45	MDX Hybrid	217	251	163	148
46	C350We Plug-in Hybrid	212	112	0	7
47	CT200h	204	442	615	825
48	Sonata Plug In	200	200	175	225
49	Optima Plug In	182	130	78	85
50	Cayenne S E-Hybrid	178	160	195	174
51	F-Pace	164	213	112	175
52	3-Series Diesel	148	118	152	138
53	Passat Diesel	135	236	419	1147
54	Range Rover	135	158	175	166
55	Focus EV	131	148	110	132
56	Golf Sportwagon Diesel	129	308	565	1819
57	A3 Plug In	129	218	324	294
58	XE	117	127	127	125
59	forTwo EV	94	0	3	0
60	Countryman Plug In	86	75	10
61	Jetta Diesel	83	161	352	937
62	Mirai	70	82	129	162
63	Model 3	70	30
64	Ioniq EV	66	43	58	75
65	XC60 Plug In	65
66	B-Class Electric	58	81	46	46
67	Clarity	57	82	49	119
68	Promaster Van Diesel	46	30	37	42
69	XF	42	36	55	53
70	7-Series Plug in	39	80	52	33
71	S550 Plug In	32	124	81	83
72	Golf Diesel	31	73	149	446
73	Beetle Diesel	31	35	62	91
74	i8	29	55	22	18
75	CR-Z	26	50	62	65
76	Q50 Hybrid	25	26	32	135
77	GLE 550e Hybrid	23	27	41	33
78	CT6	23	22	20	16
79	Range Rover Velar	22
80	NSX Hybrid	21	30	31	23
81	A3 Diesel	21	18	27	30
82	LC 500h	15	6	16	29
83	RLX Hybrid	13	10	16	14
84	Jetta Hybrid	6	4	4	10
85	Lacrosse Hybrid	5	0	25	9
86	Q70 Hybrid	4	4	4	5
87	GL-Class Diesel	3	6	2
88	GS 450h	3	3	12	4
89	ML Class Diesel	2	1	0
90	XV Crosstrek Hybrid	2	0	7	1
91	ELR	1	2	7	0
92	E-Class Diesel	1	2	2
93	Panamera S E-Hybrid	1	0	0	1
94	Clarity BEV	0	34
95	X3 Diesel	0	3	2
96	Civic Hybrid	0	2	5	4
97	GLE-Class Diesel	0	1	2
98	Tucson	0	1	2	4
99	Impala Hybrid	0	1	1	0
100	Spark	0	1	1	0
101	Insight	0	1	0	0

• Sierra hybrid - a surprise to me

Bob Wilson

 

Thanks for the catch on the link. It should be OK now. As for the numbers, I'm only reformatting what is in the Dashboard report.

Sometimes their numbers seem a little suspicious but I don't have independent data sources. Jeff Cobb's team does the 'heavy lifting' and I am grateful as heck.

Bob Wilson

 

I was just looking at the bottom of the list, the soon be 'gone' cars, and noticed the BMW i8, a car that I laughed out loud when I first saw it in the show room. IMHO, a BMW gasser thought they could sprinkle 'hybrid dust' on it and be a success.

Bob Wilson

 

I see them as being part of a Toyota continuum where efficient cars are available in multiple segments with the exception of pickups, pickups, and vans.

Bob Wilson

 

Source: AD #2185 – Green Cars to Hit Milestone, Porsche’s U.S. SUV Sales Collapsing, How Land Rover’s Activity Key Works – Autoline Daily

GREEN CARS TO HIT MILESTONE
Sales of hybrids, plug-in hybrids and battery electric cars are showing strength in the face of a slowdown in the U.S. market. So far this year the total market is down nearly 3% while sales of green cars are up 3%. In fact, green cars will hit a significant milestone this year because sales will easily top half a million vehicles, the first time that’s ever happened in the American market. When Tesla’s Model 3 becomes available in significant numbers those numbers will jump faster. As more EV models hit the market and prices come down, sales will continue to climb. In less than a decade, which is only two design cycles in automotive terms, sales of green cars should top a million units a year.​

Of course some in the EPA are trying hard to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.

Bob Wilson