Honda reported its best October sales performance in six years, delivering 119,952 vehicles, which represents an eight percent increase compared to October 2025. The Honda brand accounted for 109,162 units, while Acura sales reached 10,790 vehicles.
Light trucks, including SUVs and crossovers, set an October record with 83,559 units sold, up 9.6 percent. The CR-V led the lineup with 34,815 deliveries, marking a 9.8 percent year-over-year increase.
Electrified models showed strong growth, with a record 32,519 hybrid vehicles sold in October. Hybrid versions of the CR-V accounted for 53 percent of the model's sales mix, while hybrid variants of the Accord represented 45 percent of its total.
Acura saw a 2.5 percent decline in October, though the brand remains up 3.7 percent year-to-date with 114,458 vehicles sold. The MDX model performed well with 5,232 deliveries, a 54.3 percent increase over the previous year.
Looking ahead, Honda plans to introduce a body-on-frame pickup in 2028 based on the Mitsubishi Triton. The vehicle is intended for Southeast Asian markets and is unlikely to be released in the United States due to import tariffs.
