(Reuters) -Ford Motor on Thursday posted a 7.1% rise in 2023 U.S. sales, fueled by demand for its crossover SUVs and pickup trucks and easing supply chain constraints.
The automaker notched annual sales of 1.99 million units, compared with 1.86 million units a year earlier.
Overall, U.S. new vehicle sales last year finished at around 15.5 million units, of which electrified vehicles including hybrids made up nearly 17%, according to data from Wards Intelligence.
General Motors (NYSE:GM) on Wednesday reported higher U.S. sales and was able to retain its lead over Toyota (NYSE:TM) and other automakers.
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