Which automakers saw sales rise despite economic pressures?

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Several automakers reported higher sales even as economic pressures weighed on the US market.
Honda saw sales rise 8.4 per cent to 420,089 vehicles, while Toyota’s overall sales increased 1.1 per cent to 673,971. Stellantis also reported sales up 6 per cent to 328,284, and Hyundai brands Hyundai and Kia rose 3.4 per cent to 468,892.
Honda increased sales to 420,089 vehicles
Honda’s second-quarter sales rose 8.4 per cent to 420,089, with the company pointing to higher sales of fuel-efficient models such as the CRV compact SUV and its trademark sedans. The company also said hybrid models accounted for about 30 per cent of Honda sales.
Toyota grew sales alongside gains in hybrid and electrified vehicles
Toyota’s sales rose 1.1 per cent to 673,971 vehicles in the quarter. The results included a 19.5 per cent increase in “electrified” vehicles, which for Toyota includes hybrid options.
Stellantis lifted sales to 328,284 vehicles
Stellantis reported sales increased 6 per cent to 328,284 vehicles, with gains led by the Ram brand. These increases in pickup truck models offset lower sales in the Jeep brand.
Hyundai brands Hyundai and Kia rose together to 468,892
Sales of Hyundai brands Hyundai and Kia rose 3.4 per cent to 468,892 vehicles. This came as the broader market faced headwinds such as higher gasoline prices and lofty interest rates, which analysts had flagged as pressures on car sales.

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