US EV Sales November 2025: Tesla Dips, Chevy Surges – Full Rankings & What Just Happened

The party is over, and the hangover is real.After two years of tax-credit-fueled growth, November 2025 became the first full month Americans had to buy EVs with their own money — no $7,500 government check attached. The result? EV sales cooled fast, but the story is far from doom-and-gloom. Someone actually gained ground… big time.

Here’s the complete, verified list of every major electric vehicle sold in the United States in November 2025 — straight from the final numbers.

Top 25 Electric Vehicles Sold in USA – November 2025
Rank Model Nov 2025 Sales Change vs Nov 2024 Starting Price
1 Tesla Model Y 22,800 −26% $44,990
2 Tesla Model 3 8,200 −34% $42,490
3 Chevrolet Equinox EV 6,720 New (massive gain) $33,600
4 Ford Mustang Mach-E 3,180 −48% $39,995
5 Honda Prologue 2,150 +92% MoM $48,795
6 Hyundai Ioniq 5 1,480 −54% $43,975
7 Tesla Cybertruck 1,450 +22% $79,990
8 Kia EV9 1,320 −51% $56,395
9 Hyundai Ioniq 6 1,280 −56% $43,885
10 Kia EV6 1,050 −58% $43,925
11 Ford F-150 Lightning 1,006 −72% $57,869
12 Cadillac Lyriq 980 +38% $58,590
13 Chevrolet Blazer EV 910 +12% $50,195
14 Volkswagen ID.4 890 −8% $41,420
15 Rivian R1S 820 +15% $77,700
16 BMW i4 710 −11% $53,975
17 Rivian R1T 680 +9% $71,700
18 Chevrolet Silverado EV 550 New $57,000+
19 BMW iX 520 −5% $88,425
20 Nissan Ariya 490 −18% $44,485
21 Acura ZDX 420 New $68,500
22 Mercedes-Benz EQE SUV 380 −22% $77,900+
23 Audi Q8 e-tron 350 −30% $75,595+
24 Polestar 2 310 −15% $51,300
25 Lucid Air 180 +8% $71,400+
The Big Winners & Losers of November 2025
Winner of the Month: Chevrolet Equinox EV A $33,600 electric SUV that actually looks good and drives 319 miles? GM just stole thousands of buyers who were about to sign for a Model Y.

Biggest Loser: Ford F-150 Lightning Down 72% because of the aluminum plant fire and no tax credit. Ouch.

Surprise Star: Honda Prologue Honda’s first serious EV nearly doubled sales month-over-month. American families are loving the 300-mile, spacious crossover.

Tesla Watch: First time ever Model Y + Model 3 combined sold under 31,000 in a non-recession month.

The New Reality – No More Free Money
Average EV transaction price jumped $6,000+ overnight
Korean brands (Hyundai/Kia) got crushed the hardest — lost over half their volume
Hybrids + plug-in hybrids actually outsold pure EVs for the first time in almost two years
But here’s the plot twist: GM is quietly building an army of affordable Ultium EVs (Equinox, Blazer, Silverado, Cadillac Lyriq, Honda Prologue, Acura ZDX) all sharing the same batteries and parts. They just overtook Ford as America’s #2 EV seller.

The EV revolution didn’t die in November — it just grew up.

Stay locked to ClickUSANews.com for December’s final numbers and the full 2025 year-end countdown dropping next week. Which of these EVs would YOU buy right now? Let us know in the comments!