Summary
This report is a comprehensive analysis of global auto sales for September 2025, detailing trends and statistics across various regions. It outlines Canadian auto sales, which remained stable at 1.86 million units, reflecting a slight month-over-month decline of 0.1% but an annual growth of 2.4%. The report notes that while Canadian sales in Q3 showed a year-over-year increase of 4.4%, they are lower than previous quarters due to economic uncertainties and tariff impacts. In the United States, auto sales experienced a significant decline of 6.0% month-over-month, totaling 15.9 million units, although year-over-year sales rose by 6.7%. The report highlights ongoing trade tensions and tariff announcements that may affect future sales. Additionally, it presents a global perspective, indicating a 0.9% decrease in auto sales in August, with varying trends across regions, particularly in Asia Pacific, where sales increased slightly. The report concludes with forecasts for future sales in North America and globally.
