Edmunds forecast reflects both EV shopping rush and interest rate cut effect.

Burst of July sales on incentives, EV rush return inventory to pretariff numbers as dealers, consumers steer through uncertain tides.

Sales are up, but figures could be higher as Trump policies influence buying behaviors and the ghost of last year’s systems outage lingers.

High prices and interest rates, paired with flat incentives, dampen demand.

After unusual spring rush, demand started to wane mid-April as supply thinned.

Cox analysis forecasts continued brisk spring sales eating into existing inventories, along with coming price hikes, especially for lower-priced models.

Despite incentive spending not keeping pace with deliveries volume, consumers make their purchases ahead of tariffs impact.

Overall sales fell while $100K-plus models sold like hotcakes.

2024 sales may have brought a change of the guard in the U.S., at least for the year.

North American trade partners make up sizable share of cars sold here.