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Canada February 2025: Hyundai (+6.5%), Mazda (+11.9%), Lexus (+9.5%) defy market off -8.2%

Hyundai Elantra sales are up 38.8% in February.

Impending US tariffs on Canadian exports throw a cloak of uncertainty for the light vehicle market in the coming months. For now, February figures show a dreadful -8.2% year-on-year evolution to 122,000 estimated by Desroriers Automotive. A main explanation for this fall is the end of Federal and Quebec EV incentives. However let’s keep in mind February 2024 was a record month so the comparison set is very high, and the SAAR remains at a very solid 2 million units for the month. Year-to-date volumes are down just -0.8% to 240,000 units.

Looking at OEMs still communicating monthly results, all the main ones are in negative: Hyundai-Kia resists best at -1.9% while Toyota Motor is at -20.2% and Honda Canada at -7%. As for brands, Toyota sinks -24.2% but Hyundai gains 6.5%. Honda (-6.4%) falls less than the market unlike Kia (-10.9%). Mazda (+11.9%) and Lexus (+9.5%) shine while Subaru (-1.8%) and Volvo (-4.3%) contain their drop.

Model-wise, the Toyota RAV4 (-28.7%) is in complete freefall but still easily remains above its archenemy the Honda CR-V (-8.5%) performing better. The Hyundai Tucson (+8.7%) and Subaru Crosstrek (+3.4%) defy the negative market with year-on-year upticks. Further down, the Kia Sorento (+184.6%), Mazda CX-50 (+81%), Hyundai Santa Fe (+82.8%), Hyundai Elantra (+38.8%) and Subaru Forester (+9.8%) stand out.

Previous month: Canada January 2025: Hyundai up 30.3%, Toyota down -12.5%

One year ago: Canada February 2024: Record market up 24.4%, SAAR at highest in 6 years

Full February 2025 sales for selected OEMs, brands and models below.

Canada February 2025 – OEMs still communicating monthly data:

OEMFeb-25/242025/24
Hyundai-Kia15,563– 1.9%30,973+ 3.8%
Toyota Motor Co.13,924– 20.2%28,079– 14.9%
Honda Canada9,526– 7.0%18,843+ 2.4%
Subaru5,499– 1.8%10,788– 4.3%
Mazda4,558+ 11.9%9,301+ 8.8%
Volvo Cars Canada817– 4.3%1,436– 0.8%

Canada February 2025 – brands still communicating monthly data:

BrandFeb-25/242025/24
Toyota11,660– 24.2%23,600– 18.7%
Hyundai9,200+ 6.5%18,400+ 17.2%
Honda8,710– 6.4%17,443+ 4.1%
Kia6,004– 10.9%11,762– 11.3%
Subaru5,499– 1.8%10,788– 4.3%
Mazda4,558+ 11.9%9,301+ 8.8%
Lexus2,264+ 9.5%4,479+ 13.7%
Volvo817– 4.3%1,436– 0.8%
Acura816– 12.4%1,400– 14.7%
Genesis359– 25.2%811– 8.0%

Canada February 2025 – models with monthly data available:

PosModelFeb-25/242025/24
1Toyota RAV44,944– 28.7%8,511– 29.1%
2Honda CR-V4,086– 8.5%7,503– 0.3%
3Hyundai Tucson2,421+ 8.7%4,707+ 31.7%
4Subaru Crosstrek2,242+ 3.4%4,252– 1.9%
5Honda Civic2,033– 12.3%4,282+ 5.0%
6Hyundai Kona1,922– 13.7%3,392– 22.9%
7Hyundai Elantra1,748+ 38.8%3,308+ 27.7%
8Subaru Forester1,721+ 9.8%3,268+ 10.4%
9Mazda CX-51,453– 3.6%3,038– 2.6%
10Kia Sportage1,373– 18.8%2,482– 24.8%
11Toyota Corolla1,233– 36.4%2,920– 30.4%
12Kia Seltos1,180– 31.2%2,256– 34.4%
13Toyota Corolla Cross1,072+ 7.2%2,286+ 11.3%
14Honda HR-V1,067+ 3.4%2,389+ 4.7%
15Toyota Tundra1,051+ 7.7%2,133+ 1.8%
16Mazda CX-50988+ 81.0%1,785+ 56.3%
17Kia Sorento945+ 184.6%1,962+ 172.5%
18Hyundai Venue907– 5.7%1,693+ 8.0%
19Hyundai Santa Fe894+ 82.8%1,701+ 96.6%
20Kia K4872new1,858new
21Lexus NX862+ 18.6%1,680+ 20.3%
22Mazda CX-30822– 16.5%1,656– 18.9%
23Lexus RX696+ 8.6%1,322+ 7.7%
24Subaru Outback676– 37.7%1,372– 44.2%
25Toyota Tacoma663+ 252.7%1,807+ 315.4%
26Mazda3620+ 5.1%1,390+ 4.8%
27Hyundai Palisade597+ 21.8%1,153+ 44.3%
28Honda Pilot564+ 39.6%1,117+ 25.9%
29Kia Carnival548+ 93.6%885+ 33.1%
30Toyota Grand Highlander475– 9.5%1,034– 6.6%
31Toyota Sienna466– 31.4%1,013– 8.8%
32Toyota Highlander441– 14.2%909– 19.1%
33Mazda CX-90424+ 10.7%936+ 14.6%
34Toyota Land Cruiser385+ 913.2%844+ 1088.7%
35Acura RDX378– 15.4%624– 18.2%
36Kia Niro359– 30.0%658– 24.6%
37Acura MDX349– 6.7%587– 13.3%
38Subaru Solterra285+ 231.4%680+ 279.9%
39Hyundai Ioniq 5284– 37.9%1,659+ 93.8%
40Toyota Prius276– 30.5%620– 42.9%
41Kia Soul250+ 0.0%382– 10.1%
42Kia Telluride244+ 50.6%459+ 10.3%
43Toyota Camry242– 62.8%608– 34.6%
44Honda Ridgeline239– 41.1%442– 26.9%
45Honda Odyssey238+ 7.2%566+ 5.8%
46Honda Accord228– 5.0%525+ 10.3%
47Lexus UX223– 6.3%456+ 1.6%
48Hyundai Santa Cruz221– 5.6%353– 21.6%
49Mazda CX-70211new436new
50Genesis GV70209– 8.3%507– 2.1%
51Subaru Ascent204+ 6.8%425+ 10.7%
52Honda Passport173– 20.6%361– 3.0%
53Lexus TX168– 8.2%400+ 3.6%
54Toyota Crown Signia168new377new
55Hyundai Sonata162+ 211.5%293+ 343.9%
56Subaru Impreza161– 34.6%351– 8.4%
57Kia EV9160+ 92.8%468+ 251.9%
58Subaru WRX152– 28.0%318– 36.3%
59Toyota bZ4X107– 73.2%203– 75.8%
60Genesis GV8093+ 9.4%175+ 35.7%
61Lexus GX83+ 2666.7%155+ 1837.5%
62Lexus LX83+ 66.0%168+ 107.4%
63Honda Prologue82new258new
64Lexus IS78– 38.1%164– 15.5%
65Kia EV665– 85.8%333– 62.8%
66Subaru BRZ58+ 38.1%121+ 83.3%
67Toyota Sequoia54+ 38.5%112+ 21.7%
68Hyundai Ioniq 644– 81.4%141– 73.4%
69Lexus ES38– 38.7%67– 44.6%
70Acura Integra37+ 8.8%89+ 15.6%
71Mazda MX-5 Miata37– 2.6%57+ 14.0%
72Acura TLX36– 51.4%73– 39.7%
73Genesis G7036– 71.0%73– 54.1%
74Toyota 8627+ 800.0%83+ 1560.0%
75Toyota Crown27– 71.9%58– 65.9%
76Toyota Supra22– 38.9%61+ 17.3%
77Lexus LC18+ 200.0%23+ 155.6%
78Acura ZDX16new27new
79Genesis GV6013– 55.2%33– 34.0%
80Lexus RZ9– 57.1%29– 42.0%
81Kia Forte8– 99.2%18– 99.0%
82Genesis G807– 50.0%19– 24.0%
83Toyota Venza6– 98.7%15– 97.9%
84Lexus RC5– 37.5%12– 7.7%
85Mazda MX-303– 83.3%3– 93.3%
86Genesis G901n/a4+ 300.0%
87Lexus LS1– 50.0%3– 40.0%
88Toyota 4Runner1– 99.8%6– 99.4%

Source: Manufacturers

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