Tesla Model Y Becomes Best-Selling Car of 2024, but Can It Hold the Top Spot in 2025?

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The Tesla Model Y has managed to edge out the Toyota Corolla as the best-selling vehicle worldwide in 2024. This marks a significant milestone for Tesla, as the electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer continues to compete with traditional automakers. However, as 2025 begins, Tesla is facing challenges that could see it slip in the rankings.

Toyota maintained its dominance as the best-selling automaker, with three of its models making it into the top 10 best-selling cars of the year. The company’s Corolla, which was just behind the Model Y in sales, has long been a favorite in markets worldwide. Additionally, Toyota’s RAV4 and Camry also secured positions among the most popular models.

Meanwhile, Tesla has revealed a refreshed version of the Model Y, internally codenamed ‘Juniper.’ This updated version features a redesigned exterior along with a revamped interior. Tesla hopes that the Juniper refresh will not only maintain the Model Y’s position at the top but also help the brand regain its global EV sales lead from China’s BYD.

As the new year begins, Tesla has encountered a slowdown in sales, leading some to speculate whether the company can maintain its dominance. The launch of the Juniper version of the Model Y could play a crucial role in determining whether Tesla remains the top-selling EV maker or if it will lose ground to competitors.

Global Best-Selling Cars in 2024

The following table highlights the top 10 best-selling cars in 2024, showcasing the brands, countries of origin, and total sales figures:

Brand Country Model Sales in 2024 (Millions)
Tesla U.S. Model Y 1.09
Toyota Japan Corolla 1.08
Toyota Japan RAV4 1.02
Ford U.S. F-Series 0.9
Honda Japan CR-V 0.74
Chevrolet U.S. Silverado 0.64
Hyundai S. Korea Tucson 0.61
Toyota Japan Camry 0.58
BYD China Song 0.57
Volkswagen Germany Tiguan 0.54

As Tesla navigates the evolving automotive landscape, it remains to be seen whether the Model Y can retain its title in 2025. With increasing competition and shifting market dynamics, the coming year could bring significant changes to the rankings.

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