Toyota Motor North America reported 212,793 vehicle sales in June 2026, a 10.1 percent increase from the previous year and a 5.7 percent daily sales rate gain compared to June 2025.
Electric vehicle sales reached 122,063 units that month, up 35.0 percent in volume and 29.6 percent on a daily sales rate basis, accounting for 57.4 percent of the company's total June sales.
Second-quarter performance showed more modest gains overall. TMNA reported 673,971 total vehicles sold in Q2 2026, a 1.1 percent increase in both volume and daily sales rate year-over-year. EV sales for the quarter reached 383,091 units, up 19.5 percent, representing 56.8 percent of quarterly sales.
The Toyota division reported 183,627 June sales, an 11.2 percent volume increase and 6.8 percent daily sales rate gain. For the quarter, Toyota division sales totaled 585,211 vehicles, reflecting 2.6 percent growth in both metrics.
Lexus, the luxury subsidiary, reported 29,166 June units, representing only 3.9 percent volume growth with a 0.3 percent daily sales rate decline. The quarter showed a starker picture for Lexus, which posted 88,760 sales—a 7.5 percent contraction in both volume and daily sales rate.
Andrew Gilleland, senior vice president of Toyota Motor North America's automotive operations group, attributed the performance to "consistent momentum across Toyota and Lexus product lines" and credited "strong demand and disciplined inventory management" for steady year-over-year growth. He highlighted growing EV interest and the company's multi-pathway electrification strategy, noting that Toyota offers electrified vehicles starting at $35,000.
Toyota directly employs nearly 64,000 people across North America, with 14 manufacturing plants producing vehicles and components. A North Carolina facility began assembling automotive batteries for electric vehicles in 2025.
Toyota has maintained a North American presence for nearly 70 years and operates through more than 1,800 dealerships. The company's balanced portfolio of traditional combustion engines, hybrids and battery electric vehicles allows it to serve diverse consumer preferences.
