US EditionNew-vehicle inventory rises sharply while sales stall
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New-vehicle inventory rises sharply while sales stall
As of July 1, 2025, U.S. dealer lots held 2.83 million new vehicles, up 14.5% from June but still 1.4% below year-ago levels, according to Cox Automotive. Days’ supply climbed to 82 days, reflecting a growing gap between inventory and consumer demand. Despite ongoing tariff discussions, average new-vehicle listing prices held steady at $48,749, with minimal impact from trade policy so far. Automakers remain cautious on price hikes as shoppers aw…
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