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Chevy Far Outsold Dodge, Ram, Chrysler And Jeep Combined During Q2 2024

A long-standing automotive rivalry involves Chevrolet vs. Mopar, which today includes the Dodge, Ram, Chrysler, and Jeep brands. While it’s not quite the drag out fight of Chevy vs Ford, Dodge/Mopar still represent a healthy rivalry within the Detroit Big Three, and so it is a sales battle worth shedding light one, which is what we’ll do here today for the second quarter of 2024.

In the Chevy vs. Mopar sales rivalry, which includes Dodge, Ram, Chrysler, and Jeep under Stellantis, the Bow Tie brand sold 109,926 more units in Q2 2024 in the U.S. Shown here is the all-new 2024 Chevy Trax RS.

During Q2 2024, total Chevy sales in the U.S. market were flat at 452,111 deliveries. Meanwhile, the four Mopar brands posted a total of 342,185 deliveries, outsold by the Bow Tie brand by 110K units.

Sales Results - Q2 2024 - USA - Chevrolet

MODELQ2 2024 / Q2 2023Q2 2024Q2 2023YTD 2024 / YTD 2023 YTD 2024YTD 2023
BLAZER-28.69% 12,89318,080-11.56%29,488 33,343
BLAZER EV* 6,634**7,234 0
BOLT EUV-100.00% 08,518-100.00%0 21,326
BOLT EV-74.75% 1,3745,441-31.78%8,414 12,333
CAMARO-81.88% 1,7329,557-69.39%5,306 17,337
COLORADO+35.12% 26,90119,909+26.11%41,823 33,165
CORVETTE+2.33% 9,3389,125+5.20%17,914 17,029
EQUINOX-1.28% 52,27052,949+0.57%106,455 105,851
EQUINOX EV* 1,013**1,013 0
EXPRESS+1.98% 9,4109,227-5.11%16,912 17,822
LOW CAB FORWARD+4.48% 1,4231,362+33.21%3,177 2,385
MALIBU-10.73% 36,36040,731-11.59%69,109 78,169
SILVERADO+5.39% 148,916141,299+3.56%277,842 268,291
SILVERADO EV* 2,196**3,257 0
SUBURBAN-29.30% 11,77916,661-29.84%21,463 30,593
TAHOE-14.15% 25,11929,258-14.28%48,443 56,515
TRAILBLAZER-17.62% 27,89133,857-15.71%52,099 61,808
TRAVERSE-35.43% 23,98737,148-39.63%41,462 68,681
TRAX+152.74% 52,87520,921+230.33%90,463 27,386
CHEVROLET TOTAL-0.43% 452,111454,046-1.21%841,874 852,187

As has been the case for a long while now, the Chevy Silverado was again the Bow Tie brand’s best-selling model by a wide margin, netting 148,916 units to account for a third of overall sales. Comparatively, the most popular Mopar model was the Silverado’s direct rival, the Ram Pickup, which posted 90,109 deliveries during the quarter. The Ram Pickup accounted for just over a quarter of overall Mopar sales. The two full-size truck lines continue to represent the brands’ bread-and-butter from sales volume and financial standpoints.

Sales Results - Q2 2024 - USA - Dodge

MODELQ2 2024 / Q2 2023Q2 2024Q2 2023YTD 2024 / YTD 2023 YTD 2024YTD 2023
CARAVAN-100.00% 010.00%2 2
CHALLENGER-11.04% 11,48012,904-12.60%21,217 24,275
CHARGER-34.09% 16,21624,604-42.49%26,876 46,732
DURANGO-9.42% 17,79219,642-11.29%32,921 37,109
HORNET+65.54% 4,2992,597+351.21%11,718 2,597
VIPER* 0**1 0
DODGE TOTAL-16.68% 49,78759,752-16.25%92,735 110,727

Sales Results - Q2 2024 - USA - Ram

MODELQ2 2024 / Q2 2023Q2 2024Q2 2023YTD 2024 / YTD 2023 YTD 2024YTD 2023
PICKUP-23.44% 90,109117,699-19.51%179,526 223,049
PROMASTER-23.92% 15,36920,200-44.00%21,222 37,894
PROMASTER CITY-99.83% 74,114-99.54%45 9,792
RAM TOTAL-25.72% 105,485142,013-25.83%200,793 270,735

Sales Results - Q2 2024 - USA - Chrysler

MODELQ2 2024 / Q2 2023Q2 2024Q2 2023YTD 2024 / YTD 2023 YTD 2024YTD 2023
200-100.00% 01-200.00%-1 1
300-52.52% 1,9984,208-48.71%3,691 7,197
PACIFICA-15.95% 37,76844,935-4.01%70,882 73,845
CHRYSLER TOTAL-19.08% 39,76649,144-7.98%74,572 81,043

Sales Results - Q2 2024 - USA - Jeep

MODELQ2 2024 / Q2 2023Q2 2024Q2 2023YTD 2024 / YTD 2023 YTD 2024YTD 2023
CHEROKEE-83.87% 9696,006-88.74%2,165 19,219
COMPASS-20.97% 22,19528,083-2.83%49,842 51,292
GLADIATOR-23.72% 10,48913,751-14.08%23,478 27,326
GRAND CHEROKEE-25.77% 52,29670,454-14.57%106,751 124,956
GRAND WAGONEER+24.22% 4,0053,224+43.41%7,555 5,268
RENEGADE-68.86% 1,5635,020-19.93%7,326 9,149
WAGONEER+107.23% 16,7348,075+119.03%29,865 13,635
WRANGLER-16.66% 38,89646,671-8.79%77,204 84,642
JEEP TOTAL-18.83% 147,147181,284-9.33%304,186 335,487

Meanwhile, the Chevy vehicle experiencing the largest sales growth was far and away the all-new Trax, up a whopping 153 percent, which has become a best-seller for GM overall, beating out all utilities across its four automotive brands this quarter. Next up was the Colorado, with a 35 percent bump in sales. The rest of the Bow Tie brand’s field posted either modest growth or saw sales drop. Notably, all-electric Bolt EV and Bolt EUV sales are combined this quarter under the Bolt EV line item.

For Mopar, the Jeep Wagoneer posted the biggest growth at 107 percent, followed by the Dodge Hornet at 66 percent, and the Jeep Grand Wagoneer at 24 percent. These were actually the only Mopar models in the green.

All four Mopar marques saw sales fall, with Dodge down 17 percent, Ram down 26 percent, Chrysler down 19 percent, and Jeep down 19 percent.

Sales of both brands are impacted by dropping sales of discontinued models. For Chevy, that includes the Bolt EV and EUV, though a next-gen Chevy Bolt EV is on the way, along with the Camaro, till a next-generation Chevy Camaro arrives. For Mopar, that means the Dodge Caravan, Challenger, Charger, and Viper; the Chrysler 200 and 300; the Jeep Cherokee and Renegade, which is set to return for the 2025 model year; and the ProMaster City compact van. The Challenger will be indirectly replaced by the first-ever 2024 Dodge Charger Daytona, for which GM has no rival and can’t really build one, either. However, EV sales for Chevy, and new models from Mopar, can balance out the exits.

Sales Results - Q2 2024 - USA - GMC

MODELQ2 2024 / Q2 2023Q2 2024Q2 2023YTD 2024 / YTD 2023 YTD 2024YTD 2023
ACADIA-58.65% 10,00824,205-55.96%17,682 40,150
CANYON+69.22% 11,3516,708+43.59%16,835 11,724
HUMMER EV PICKUP+6,130.57% 2,92947+9,281.63%4,597 49
SAVANA-11.94% 6,4017,269-38.01%7,479 12,065
SIERRA+5.77% 80,18875,810+4.04%148,785 143,008
TERRAIN+38.39% 27,25919,697+30.56%49,123 37,625
YUKON+71.99% 21,44912,471+72.01%39,462 22,942
YUKON XL-100.00% 09,798-100.00%0 19,050
GMC TOTAL+2.29% 159,585156,005-0.92%283,963 286,613

Since GMC models are often cross-shopped against Chevy models, with GMC even taking some sales away from Chevy as the two serve overlapping segments, then including those two GM marques here makes sense (though Chevy and Mopar fans may take issue with that). Doing so puts GM far ahead of Mopar by nearly 270K units, with Chevy and GMC sales combining for 611,696 deliveries to Mopar’s 342,185.

Overall winner: Chevy

2024 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 Collectors Edition front three quarters

Cars

Chevy vastly outsold Dodge and Chrysler, the only Mopar brands in the U.S. selling cars, by nearly 18K deliveries in the passenger car segment during Q2 2023. Chevy car sales in the U.S. fell 20 percent to 47,430 units, mostly due to the discontinued Camaro. Corvette sales were up, slightly, as GM continues to be challenged keeping up with demand for “America’s sports car.” The Malibu remains the sales volume leader for Bow Tie brand cars.

Sales Numbers - Chevy Cars - Q2 2024 - USA

MODEL Q2 24 / Q2 23 Q2 24 Q2 23 Q2 24 SHARE Q2 23 SHARE YTD 24 / YTD 23 YTD 24 YTD 23
CHEVROLET MALIBU -10.73% 36,360 40,731 77% 69% -11.59% 69,109 78,169
CHEVROLET CORVETTE +2.33% 9,338 9,125 20% 15% +5.20% 17,914 17,029
CHEVROLET CAMARO -81.88% 1,732 9,557 4% 16% -69.39% 5,306 17,337
TOTAL -20.17% 47,430 59,413 -17.96% 92,329 112,535

Meanwhile, combined Dodge and Chrysler car sales fell 29 percent to 29,694 units.

All three Mopar cars were in the red, which are the Dodge Charger and Challenger, along with the discontinued Chrysler 300, with sales volumes decreasing in that order. No sales were recorded for the discontinued Chrysler 200.

Sales Numbers - Dodge/Chrysler Cars - Q2 2024 - USA

MODEL Q2 24 / Q2 23 Q2 24 Q2 23 Q2 24 SHARE Q2 23 SHARE YTD 24 / YTD 23 YTD 24 YTD 23
DODGE CHARGER -34.09% 16,216 24,604 55% 59% -42.49% 26,876 46,732
DODGE CHALLENGER -11.04% 11,480 12,904 39% 31% -12.60% 21,217 24,275
CHRYSLER 300 -52.52% 1,998 4,208 7% 10% -48.71% 3,691 7,197
CHRYSLER 200 -100.00% 0 1 0% 0% -200.00% -1 1
TOTAL -28.82% 29,694 41,717 -33.79% 51,783 78,205

The Corvette was the only car in the green here, and all models outsold the Camaro. Though Mopar currently has no answer for the Corvette from its American brands, its parent, Stellantis, has a few under the Maserati marque.

Car sales winner: Chevy

Crossovers

In the lucrative crossover market – one mostly displaced by traditional cars – Chevy again outsold Mopar during Q2 2024, this time over by over 46 deliveries. Chevy crossover sales grew by just one percent to 178,937 units, while Mopar crossovers fell 23 percent to 136,882 units. In this space we’re also including the two minivans sold by Mopar in the U.S., namely the discontinued Dodge Caravan and Chrysler Pacifica, which additionally offers a plug-in hybrid variant.

We include those two models because only a handful of minivan models are sold in the U.S. at this point and specifically the Caravan and Pacifica are the only two by domestic brands. Like the crossovers, minivans similarly are upright unibody vehicles designed to move people and their stuff. They differ by having sliding rear doors instead of regular opening ones, and are usually taller inside than crossovers, but similar enough in most other aspects.

Sales Numbers - Chevy Crossovers - Q2 2024 - USA

MODEL Q2 24 / Q2 23 Q2 24 Q2 23 Q2 24 SHARE Q2 23 SHARE YTD 24 / YTD 23 YTD 24 YTD 23
CHEVROLET TRAX +152.74% 52,875 20,921 30% 12% +230.33% 90,463 27,386
CHEVROLET EQUINOX -1.28% 52,270 52,949 29% 30% +0.57% 106,455 105,851
CHEVROLET TRAILBLAZER -17.62% 27,891 33,857 16% 19% -15.71% 52,099 61,808
CHEVROLET TRAVERSE -35.43% 23,987 37,148 13% 21% -39.63% 41,462 68,681
CHEVROLET BLAZER -28.69% 12,893 18,080 7% 10% -11.56% 29,488 33,343
CHEVROLET BLAZER EV * 6,634 * 4% 0% * 7,234 0
CHEVROLET BOLT EV -74.75% 1,374 5,441 1% 3% -31.78% 8,414 12,333
CHEVROLET BOLT EUV -100.00% 0 8,518 0% 5% -100.00% 0 21,326
CHEVROLET EQUINOX EV * 1,013 * 1% 0% * 1,013 0
TOTAL +1.14% 178,937 176,914 +1.78% 336,628 330,728

The Trax has taken the lead for Chevy crossovers and all GM utilities, posting the only sales gain for the Bow Tie brand here, moving 52,875 units. In terms of sales volume, the once-leading Equinox followed with 52,270 deliveries, and the Trailblazer with 27,891. Joining the group are two all-electric entries – the first-ever Blazer EV and Equinox EV.

Sales Numbers - Dodge/Chrysler/Jeep Crossovers - Q2 2024 - USA

MODEL Q2 24 / Q2 23 Q2 24 Q2 23 Q2 24 SHARE Q2 23 SHARE YTD 24 / YTD 23 YTD 24 YTD 23
JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE -25.77% 52,296 70,454 38% 40% -14.57% 106,751 124,956
CHRYSLER PACIFICA -15.95% 37,768 44,935 28% 25% -4.01% 70,882 73,845
JEEP COMPASS -20.97% 22,195 28,083 16% 16% -2.83% 49,842 51,292
DODGE DURANGO -9.42% 17,792 19,642 13% 11% -11.29% 32,921 37,109
DODGE HORNET +65.54% 4,299 2,597 3% 1% +351.21% 11,718 2,597
JEEP RENEGADE -68.86% 1,563 5,020 1% 3% -19.93% 7,326 9,149
JEEP CHEROKEE -83.87% 969 6,006 1% 3% -88.74% 2,165 19,219
DODGE CARAVAN -100.00% 0 1 0% 0% 0.00% 2 2
TOTAL -22.55% 136,882 176,738 -11.49% 281,607 318,169

Meanwhile, all Mopar entries here were in the red, but in terms sales volume, the Jeep Grand Cherokee led with 52,296 deliveries, a perennial best-seller, followed by the Pacifica moving 37,768 units, and the Jeep Compass selling 22,195 units.

Notably, the first and second generation of the Dodge Durango was a body-on-frame SUV and will once again revisit that form for its upcoming and likely last fourth generation, reportedly based on the Jeep Wagoneer platform. But in its current third generation it is a unibody crossover. Meanwhile, the newest model from Mopar, the Dodge Hornet, offers a plug-in hybrid variant like the Pacifica.

Sales Numbers - Chevy & GMC Crossovers - Q2 2024 - USA

MODEL Q2 24 / Q2 23 Q2 24 Q2 23 Q2 24 SHARE Q2 23 SHARE YTD 24 / YTD 23 YTD 24 YTD 23
CHEVROLET TRAX +152.74% 52,875 20,921 24% 9% +230.33% 90,463 27,386
CHEVROLET EQUINOX -1.28% 52,270 52,949 24% 24% +0.57% 106,455 105,851
CHEVROLET TRAVERSE -35.43% 23,987 37,148 11% 17% -39.63% 41,462 68,681
CHEVROLET TRAILBLAZER -17.62% 27,891 33,857 13% 15% -15.71% 52,099 61,808
GMC TERRAIN +38.39% 27,259 19,697 13% 9% +30.56% 49,123 37,625
GMC ACADIA -58.65% 10,008 24,205 5% 11% -55.96% 17,682 40,150
CHEVROLET BLAZER -28.69% 12,893 18,080 6% 8% -11.56% 29,488 33,343
CHEVROLET BOLT EUV -100.00% 0 8,518 0% 4% -100.00% 0 21,326
CHEVROLET BOLT EV -74.75% 1,374 5,441 1% 2% -31.78% 8,414 12,333
CHEVROLET BLAZER EV * 6,634 * 3% 0% * 7,234 0
CHEVROLET EQUINOX EV * 1,013 * 0% 0% * 1,013 0
TOTAL -2.09% 216,204 220,816 -1.24% 403,433 408,503

When we add GMC crossovers to the mix, GM outsells Mopar by over 79K units.

Car sales winner: Chevy

SUVs

Mopar again beat out Chevy in body-on-frame SUV sales due to the ongoing success of its Jeep Wagoneer and Wrangler, with the latter model actually outselling the Tahoe alone to put Mopar ahead of the Bow Tie brand in Q2 2024 by 23K units.

While Jeep is the only Mopar brand in the U.S. selling SUVs, the Dodge Durango will return to this space in the future as noted above.

Sales Numbers - Chevy SUV Sales - Q2 2024 - USA

MODEL Q2 24 / Q2 23 Q2 24 Q2 23 Q2 24 SHARE Q2 23 SHARE YTD 24 / YTD 23 YTD 24 YTD 23
CHEVROLET TAHOE -14.15% 25,119 29,258 68% 64% -14.28% 48,443 56,515
CHEVROLET SUBURBAN -29.30% 11,779 16,661 32% 36% -29.84% 21,463 30,593
TOTAL -19.65% 36,898 45,919 -19.75% 69,906 87,108

The Tahoe and Suburban combined for 36,898 deliveries, down 20 percent.

Sales Numbers - Jeep SUVs - Q2 2024 - USA

MODEL Q2 24 / Q2 23 Q2 24 Q2 23 Q2 24 SHARE Q2 23 SHARE YTD 24 / YTD 23 YTD 24 YTD 23
JEEP WRANGLER -16.66% 38,896 46,671 65% 81% -8.79% 77,204 84,642
JEEP WAGONEER +107.23% 16,734 8,075 28% 14% +119.03% 29,865 13,635
JEEP GRAND WAGONEER +24.22% 4,005 3,224 7% 6% +43.41% 7,555 5,268
TOTAL +2.87% 59,635 57,970 +10.70% 114,624 103,545

Sales of all three Jeep SUVs combined were up three percent moving 59,635 units, led by the Wrangler, followed by the Wagoneer, and Grand Wagoneer, which is a premium SUV that goes beyond the Bow Tie brand’s offerings and price points.

Sales Numbers - GM SUV Sales - Q2 2024 - USA

MODEL Q2 24 / Q2 23 Q2 24 Q2 23 Q2 24 SHARE Q2 23 SHARE YTD 24 / YTD 23 YTD 24 YTD 23
CHEVROLET TAHOE -14.15% 25,119 29,258 43% 43% -14.28% 48,443 56,515
CHEVROLET SUBURBAN -29.30% 11,779 16,661 20% 24% -29.84% 21,463 30,593
GMC YUKON +71.99% 21,449 12,471 37% 18% +72.01% 39,462 22,942
GMC YUKON XL -100.00% 0 9,798 0% 14% -100.00% 0 19,050
TOTAL -14.43% 58,347 68,188 -15.28% 109,368 129,100

However, throwing in Chevy’s corporate cousins into the mix that are cross-shopped by most of the same buyers, GMC SUV sales combined with those of the Bow Tie brand gave GM the edge with 58,347 deliveries, but still a little behind Mopar. Adding GMC models is perhaps most fitting in this space because the GMC Yukon Denali Ultimate trim more accurately competes with Jeep Grand Wagoneer including the extended-length Yukon XL and the Grand Wagoneer L, respectively. While the Wagoneer competes more directly with the Tahoe and Yukon including the extended-length Wagoneer L with the Suburban and Yukon XL, respectively, in regard to GMC Yukon trims below the Denali Ultimate.

SUV sales winner: Mopar

Trucks

The biggest battle between Chevy and Mopar remains the full-size Chevy Silverado versus the Ram Pickup, which was previously marketed under the Dodge brand. In Q2 2024, Chevy outperformed Ram plus Jeep Gladiator truck sales combined, moving 179,436 units, up 10 percent, compared to the 100,598 Mopar deliveries, down 23 percent, selling over 79K more units. This space not only tracks full-size light duty and full-size heavy duty pickups, but midsize ones, too, along with medium duty commercial trucks.

Sales Numbers - Chevy Truck Sales - Q2 2024 - USA

MODEL Q2 24 / Q2 23 Q2 24 Q2 23 Q2 24 SHARE Q2 23 SHARE YTD 24 / YTD 23 YTD 24 YTD 23
CHEVROLET SILVERADO +5.39% 148,916 141,299 83% 87% +3.56% 277,842 268,291
CHEVROLET COLORADO +35.12% 26,901 19,909 15% 12% +26.11% 41,823 33,165
CHEVROLET LOW CAB FORWARD +4.48% 1,423 1,362 1% 1% +33.21% 3,177 2,385
CHEVROLET SILVERADO EV * 2,196 * 1% 0% * 3,257 0
TOTAL +10.37% 179,436 162,570 +7.33% 326,099 303,841

The Ram Pickup recorded 90,109 sales versus the Silverado’s 148,916 units, while the Gladiator posted 10,489 sales to the Chevy Colorado’s 26,901.

Sales Numbers - Ram/Jeep Trucks - Q2 2024 - USA

MODEL Q2 24 / Q2 23 Q2 24 Q2 23 Q2 24 SHARE Q2 23 SHARE YTD 24 / YTD 23 YTD 24 YTD 23
RAM RAM PICKUP -23.44% 90,109 117,699 90% 90% -19.51% 179,526 223,049
JEEP GLADIATOR -23.72% 10,489 13,751 10% 10% -14.08% 23,478 27,326
TOTAL -23.47% 100,598 131,450 -18.92% 203,004 250,375

Finally, heavy duty pickup and, in the case of Chevy – medium duty truck sales – are included in all the numbers listed here. However, sales are broken out for the Chevy Low Cab Forward, for which Ram has no rival in the U.S.

Sales Numbers - GM Truck Sales - Q2 2024 - USA

MODEL Q2 24 / Q2 23 Q2 24 Q2 23 Q2 24 SHARE Q2 23 SHARE YTD 24 / YTD 23 YTD 24 YTD 23
CHEVROLET SILVERADO +5.39% 148,916 141,299 54% 58% +3.56% 277,842 268,291
CHEVROLET COLORADO +35.12% 26,901 19,909 10% 8% +26.11% 41,823 33,165
CHEVROLET LOW CAB FORWARD +4.48% 1,423 1,362 1% 1% +33.21% 3,177 2,385
CHEVROLET SILVERADO EV * 2,196 * 1% 0% * 3,257 0
GMC SIERRA +5.77% 80,188 75,810 29% 31% +4.04% 148,785 143,008
GMC CANYON +69.22% 11,351 6,708 4% 3% +43.59% 16,835 11,724
GMC HUMMER EV PICKUP +6,130.57% 2,929 47 1% 0% +9,281.63% 4,597 49
TOTAL +11.74% 273,904 245,135 +8.22% 496,316 458,622

As before, when we include the cross-shopped GMC trucks, which take sales from Chevy while Ram doesn’t experience that scenario, then we see that combined GM truck sales simply blows away Mopar, with 273,904 cumulative deliveries, or over 173K more units moved. Furthermore, the full-size truck competition alone also puts The General at the top in Q2 2024. Notably, Hummer EV Pickup sales include SUV sales this quarter, and are not broken out.

Truck sales winner: Chevy

2024 Chevrolet Express Passenger - Exterior 003 - Front Three Quarters

Vans

With just one offering, Chevy moved about half as many vans as Mopar, or just Ram in this segment, did in Q2 2024. The Chevy Express is an old vehicle tracing its roots to the 1990s and it, along with its GMC Savana corporate twin, remains the oldest model in its segment by a wide margin. Both of the GM models are offered as passenger, cargo, and cutaway/chassis cab variants.

In fact, the two vans are the oldest GM vehicles currently in production. Even though The General previously entertained plans to redesign the Chevy Express for the 2027 model year, keeping the ICE powertrain, it may have canceled any such plans.

Nevertheless, GM has sold more than 3 million Chevy Express and GMC Savana units to date.

Sales Numbers - Chevy Van Sales - Q2 2024 - USA

MODEL Q2 24 / Q2 23 Q2 24 Q2 23 Q2 24 SHARE Q2 23 SHARE YTD 24 / YTD 23 YTD 24 YTD 23
CHEVROLET EXPRESS +1.98% 9,410 9,227 100% 100% -5.11% 16,912 17,822
TOTAL +1.98% 9,410 9,227 -5.11% 16,912 17,822

Chevy Express sales totaled just 9,410 units, up two percent, while Ram moved a combined 15,376 vans, down 37 percent.

Sales Numbers - Ram Van Sales - Q2 2024 - USA

MODEL Q2 24 / Q2 23 Q2 24 Q2 23 Q2 24 SHARE Q2 23 SHARE YTD 24 / YTD 23 YTD 24 YTD 23
RAM PROMASTER CITY -99.83% 7 4,114 0% 17% -99.54% 45 9,792
RAM PROMASTER -23.92% 15,369 20,200 100% 83% -44.00% 21,222 37,894
TOTAL -36.76% 15,376 24,314 -55.40% 21,267 47,686

Note that Ram offers the discontinued ProMaster City compact van as well as the ProMaster full-size van in passenger and cargo forms.

Sales Numbers - GM Van Sales - Q2 2024 - USA

MODEL Q2 24 / Q2 23 Q2 24 Q2 23 Q2 24 SHARE Q2 23 SHARE YTD 24 / YTD 23 YTD 24 YTD 23
CHEVROLET EXPRESS +1.98% 9,410 9,227 60% 56% -5.11% 16,912 17,822
GMC SAVANA -11.94% 6,401 7,269 40% 44% -38.01% 7,479 12,065
TOTAL -4.15% 15,811 16,496 -18.39% 24,391 29,887

Including GMC van sales for reasons listed above gives GM a combined 15,811 deliveries between the Express and Savana, putting The General just slightly ahead of Mopar.

Van sales winner: Mopar

EVs

Focusing solely on electric vehicles, only Chevy currently offers all-electric models, though Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge, and Ram parent Stellantis plans to launch several EV models in the near future, having already announced some of those.

During Q2 2024, Chevy EV sales were down 20 percent for 11,217 deliveries.

Sales Numbers - Chevy EV Sales - Q2 2024 - USA

MODEL Q2 24 / Q2 23 Q2 24 Q2 23 Q2 24 SHARE Q2 23 SHARE YTD 24 / YTD 23 YTD 24 YTD 23
CHEVROLET BLAZER EV * 6,634 * 59% 0% * 7,234 0
CHEVROLET SILVERADO EV * 2,196 * 20% 0% * 3,257 0
CHEVROLET BOLT EV -74.75% 1,374 5,441 12% 39% -31.78% 8,414 12,333
CHEVROLET BOLT EUV -100.00% 0 8,518 0% 61% -100.00% 0 21,326
CHEVROLET EQUINOX EV * 1,013 * 9% 0% * 1,013 0
TOTAL -19.64% 11,217 13,959 -40.82% 19,918 33,659

Including sales of the GMC models, again, gave GM a combined 14,146 deliveries.

Sales Numbers - GM EV Sales - Q2 2024 - USA

MODEL Q2 24 / Q2 23 Q2 24 Q2 23 Q2 24 SHARE Q2 23 SHARE YTD 24 / YTD 23 YTD 24 YTD 23
CHEVROLET BLAZER EV * 6,634 * 47% 0% * 7,234 0
GMC HUMMER EV PICKUP +6,130.57% 2,929 47 21% 0% +9,281.63% 4,597 49
CHEVROLET SILVERADO EV * 2,196 * 16% 0% * 3,257 0
CHEVROLET BOLT EV -74.75% 1,374 5,441 10% 39% -31.78% 8,414 12,333
CHEVROLET BOLT EUV -100.00% 0 8,518 0% 61% -100.00% 0 21,326
CHEVROLET EQUINOX EV * 1,013 * 7% 0% * 1,013 0
TOTAL +1.00% 14,146 14,006 -27.27% 24,515 33,708

Note that Hummer EV Pickup sales include those of the Hummer EV SUV this quarter.

EV sales winner: Chevy

The GM Authority Take

Overall, Chevy outsold Mopar by 109,926 units during the second quarter of 2024. Adding in cross-shopped GMC models expands the spread in GM’s favor even further. All GM marques (Chevrolet, Cadillac, Buick and GMC) combined for 696,086 deliveries, meaning Mopar’s four brands (Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge and Ram) were outsold by The General two-to-one.

Both automakers have offered, debuted, or teased new, refreshed, and next-generation models for their ICE and EV portfolios, keeping the competitive pressure on one another. While the all-electric market has cooled a bit, the automotive landscape will eventually change, albeit more slowly than originally forecasted. Meanwhile, hybrids are the latest talk of the town, with Mopar already in the game and with more models on the way, while GM looks at providing its own answer in the form of plug-in hybrids as a way to bridge ICE and EV powertrain options.

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Comments

  1. Steve

    I won’t drive another Stellantis product, even if it was given to me for free!
    What’s sad is that at one time Jeeps and Dodges are all I wanted.

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    1. Joe G.

      A year or two Charger is top on my list. GM doesn’t make cars anymore.

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  2. LeRoy

    Those are some interesting statistics, but as a long-time retiree, I can not afford any of these new vehicles.

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    1. CEE

      Agreed, us retirees are not going to be regular customers for all these expensive vehicles. Secondary problem would being able to afford repairs since most of us older people tend to keep our vehicles longer.

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      1. Ramaswamy Narayanaswamy

        I think that is why values of GMT900s an K2XXs depending on the model year will go up……yes they have their known issues…but in 20-50 years time when everything is electric or hybrid, they will be regarded as classics.

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  3. mark

    There are 2 reasons why CDJR products are being outsold by Chevrolet. PRICE and QUALITY. Stellantis makes a poor quality product and requires more repairs than most auto brands. Also their resale value tends to be less.

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    1. Paul

      Always has been that way since at least the 90’s. Back in the day Chrysler built pretty good products but not for a long time. Never had and never will. I drove Fords up until about 1980 then switched to GM. Ford screwed their vehicles up in 1980 with plastic trucks and ugly cars except for the Mustang. And of course Chrysler ruined the Jeep. The AMC CJ-5 with the 304 V-8 and manual shift was the last good Jeep.

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      1. Ramaswamy Narayanaswamy

        The last good Jeeps were the 4.0 I6s even with their known issues…you could get 500k miles out of them. I used to like Jeep Wranglers, but stopped liking them, as Jeep catered to “female” stereotypes and to immature and childish young women……

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      2. Just me

        I don’t think Stellantis physically ruined the jeep. They ruined it by pricing out all their potential customers. They tried to become a luxury automaker, which they are not and their quality is subpar.

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    2. Ramaswamy Narayanaswamy

      I do agree. I hear many complaints about RAMS and other FCA cars here in Qatar…compared to GMC/Chevrolet.

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  4. Rick

    Bought my first GM product in 21 years. A Corvette Z06. It’s everything I could have expected. Nice build quality and performance is stunning.
    We also just bought a new SUV, a Honda Pilot Elite model. Looked at other brands but we were replacing a Honda Pilot which had been a really good vehicle. None of the competitors matched up. Stellantis products were really not competitive. Build quality was below average, interiors looked dated, it’s no wonder they have stacked up inventory.

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  5. JL

    Winning against Dodge, Ram, Chrysler and Jeep is pretty easy these days. Both gm and Ford are holding their own sales-wise thanks in part to Stellantis sending their shoppers to both of them. Chevy a bit more than Ford when it comes to attracting their PU buyers.

    Both Mary and Jim Farley owe Carlos Tavares a huge debt of gratitude for being so fundamentally clueless when it comes to the NA market. He appears to be on some sort of mission to single handedly destroy the Dodge, Ram, Chrysler and Jeep brands pronto.

    It’s sad watching the rich history of those brands being destroyed so quickly. My sympathies to their employees.

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