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MEBRO
07/02/26 · 6:18 AM UTC · 10 SOURCES
“Electric vehicles outsell gasoline cars in the United States.”
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TL;DR ·Gasoline vehicles maintain the vast majority of U.S. market share despite specific EV model successes.
While certain electric vehicle (EV) models like the Tesla Model 3 and Model Y frequently outsell specific gasoline competitors , and the Ford Mustang Mach-E has reportedly outsold its gasoline namesake 2-to-1 , EVs do not outsell gasoline cars across the total U.S. market. Data from 2025 indicates that hybrids and plug-in hybrids combined made up only nearly 10 percent of new car sales, leaving the vast majority of the market to conventional internal combustion engines . Reports from May 2026 highlight that EVs face significant headwinds, including insurance costs that were 49% higher than gasoline vehicles in 2025 . Although EVs did technically outsell gas cars in the United States in 1899, they have not held a market majority in the modern era . Current market trends show gas-powered cars are losing share, but they remain the dominant choice for American consumers .
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CHERRY PICKFALSE — Gasoline vehicles continue to dominate the US market despite growth in the electric sector.
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