Electric vehicle (EV) giant Tesla ((TSLA) made a stunning comeback recently, with its third-quarter 2025 delivery numbers surging 7% year over year, comfortably surpassing the weak performance of the previous two quarters. However, this record delivery, which smashed past the market consensus of around 447,600 deliveries, according to estimates compiled by FactSet (as reported by CNBC), was largely driven by the U.S. federal EV subsidy, which expired in September and prompted a rush of buyers hoping to capt ...

[Music] That is the closing bell on Wall Street and now it's market domination over time giving you full coverage all the moves to get you up to speed on the action from today's trade. Yahoo Finance's very own Jared Blickery joining us now to break it all down. Jared, what do you see at that close.>> Well, thank you Josh. Uh the Dow is not up by a lot, just over 40 points or onetenth of a percent, but that is enough for a record closing high. And I'll show you the intraday price action.Here you go off of th ...

Sales Performance - Ford's total sales increased by 82% in Q3, aligning with analyst expectations [1] - Internal combustion engine vehicle sales rose by 63% [1] - Hybrid vehicle sales surged by 147% [1] - Electric vehicle sales experienced a significant increase of 302% [1] Market Trends - Hybrid vehicles are currently capturing approximately 14% of the market share [3] - Industry anticipates hybrid market share to exceed 20% in the coming years [4] - Consumer demand for hybrid vehicles remains strong [2][3] - Automakers are pivoting towards hybrid vehicle production in response to consumer preferences [4][5] - Toyota's RAV4 model exemplifies this shift, with no straight internal combustion engine version available [4][5]

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The value of built-up vehicles exported from South Korea rose by 8.6% year-on-year to US$ 5.5 billion in August 2025, according to data released by the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy, despite the imposition of a 25% import tariff by the US. Overseas shipments last month were lifted by strong demand for electrified vehicles, with demand in key European markets particularly strong. Exports to North America shrank by 8.3% to US$ 2.55 billion, driven lower by a 15% drop in shipments to the US to US$ 2 ...

Elon Musk's nightmare across most of Europe is showing no sign of ending, but in EV-mad Norway, Tesla is thriving. The Scandinavian nation is one of the first countries to have almost completely transitioned to electric vehicles, with battery-powered vehicles making up 97% of Norway's new car sales in August.Tesla is reaping the rewards of Norway's EV obsession. The US automaker is the top-selling car brand of any kind in the country this year, and saw its sales surge nearly 22% year-over-year in August, a ...

Electric Vehicle (EV) Strategy - Ford is planning to introduce more affordable EVs [1] - Ford is also increasing its focus on hybrid vehicles [1] Industry Implications - The industry is moving towards cheaper EVs [1] - Hybrid vehicles are becoming a more important part of the automotive market [1]

Sales Performance - Ford's EV sales decreased by 31% [1] - Ford's hybrid sales increased [1]

Core Insights - The 2025 Mid-Year Auto Market Review by CarGurus highlights the influence of tariffs, inventory dynamics, and consumer preferences on vehicle supply, pricing, and demand [1][2] Group 1: Market Dynamics - The auto market has experienced significant shifts in consumer behavior due to policy changes and economic uncertainty, leading to increased demand for affordability and efficiency [2] - New vehicle sales surged by 48% year-over-year following the March tariff announcement, although demand has since normalized [4] - Listings for new cars priced under $30,000 have decreased by 15% since late March, with compact and crossover models seeing the largest declines [4] Group 2: Pricing Trends - The average price of new vehicles remains stable at approximately $49,600, despite over 60% of listings being post-tariff inventory [4] - Luxury SUVs have seen significant price increases since the tariffs were implemented, while electric vehicles have experienced the largest price decreases [4] Group 3: Inventory Insights - Aged new car inventory is at levels not seen since 2020, with over 7% of listings being 2024 or older, providing opportunities for deals on pre-tariff inventory [4] - The supply of used cars has reached multi-year highs, but 3- to 4-year-old models remain scarce and are priced at a premium due to pandemic-related production disruptions [4] Group 4: Consumer Preferences - Fuel-efficient models, including hybrids, EVs, and compacts, are leading in demand, with hybrids showing a 43% increase in retail sales compared to 2024 [4] - Average list prices for new hybrids have decreased by about $1,400 year-over-year, making them attractive to value-conscious buyers [4]