Toyota Motor North America reported 212,793 vehicles sold in June 2026, a 10.1 percent increase in volume and 5.7 percent gain in daily sales rate compared to June 2025.
Electric vehicle sales drove the growth, with Toyota moving 122,063 EVs in June, representing a 35.0 percent volume increase and 29.6 percent daily sales rate gain year-over-year. EVs now account for 57.4 percent of Toyota's total U.S. monthly volume.
Second-quarter results were more modest. For the three-month period ending June 30, Toyota Motor North America reported 673,971 vehicles sold, up just 1.1 percent in volume and 1.1 percent in daily sales rate compared to Q2 2025.
Second-quarter electric vehicle sales totaled 383,091 units, up 19.5 percent in both volume and daily sales rate. EVs represented 56.8 percent of total Q2 sales.
The Toyota division, the company's volume leader, recorded 183,627 vehicles in June, up 11.2 percent in volume and 6.8 percent in daily sales rate, and 585,211 for the quarter, up 2.6 percent both measures.
The premium Lexus division reported 29,166 units in June, up 3.9 percent in volume but down 0.3 percent in daily sales rate. For Q2, Lexus reported 88,760 vehicles, down 7.5 percent in both volume and daily sales rate.
Andrew Gilleland, senior vice president of Toyota Motor North America's Automotive Operations Group, attributed the company's performance to "strong demand and disciplined inventory management" and "growing interest in our electric vehicles." He noted that Toyota now sells electric vehicles starting at $35,000.
Toyota directly employs nearly 64,000 people across North America and operates 14 manufacturing plants that have produced over 50 million vehicles. The company's North Carolina facility began assembling automotive batteries for electric vehicles in 2025.
