Ford Mustang Mach-E Sales Slip, Losing Segment Share During Q2 2025
The competition is charging ahead of FoMoCo's lone EV crossover, with more rivals on the way.
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The competition is charging ahead of FoMoCo's lone EV crossover, with more rivals on the way.
Read More »Ford's best-selling utility moved nearly 58K units.
Read More »The not-long-for-this-world Escape placed mid-pack among compact crossovers.
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But combined sales from GM and Hyundai-Kia bumped FoMoCo to third.
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But segment share was flat.
Read More »But the model remained the best-seller in its segment.
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It will absorb the cost of tariffs, for now.
Read More »The Escape outpaced the average segment performance.
Read More »The automaker plans to launch several new hybrids at some point.
Read More »It's unclear how much that fee will be.
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Continuing the model's dominance in a highly competitive space.
Read More »Unless it can match the DNA of the original.
Read More »It was originally supposed to launch in Q3 2024.
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Its works council had to make some concessions, however.
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The rugged crossover posted a six percent segment share among 16 entries.
Read More »Affordable doesn't have to mean slow.
Read More »Segment share was steady, but far from segment leading.
Read More »Production of the popular midsize crossover ended in May.
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Continuing the model's segment dominance.
Read More »The all-electric crossover continues to hold its own amidst increasing competition.
Read More »With a sportier look and more premium feel.
Read More »Layoffs could also reportedly total tens of thousands.
Read More »Sporting a rather comprehensive refresh.
Read More »Reverses positive trend of the past year.
Read More »The automaker is facing financial difficulties in Europe.
Read More »Large three-row crossover beats other models individually.
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