Ford Motor Company reported a positive trend in its July 2025 U.S. sales, with a total vehicle sales increase of 9.3% compared to the previous year, reaching 189,313 units. Year-to-date sales also showed a rise of 7.0%, totaling 1,302,699 units. Notably, electrified vehicles saw a 7.9% increase, selling 27,042 units in July and a year-to-date growth of 13.7%, with 183,551 units sold. However, electric vehicles experienced a slight decline of 0.2% in July sales, with a more significant year-to-date decrease of 9.9%. Hybrid vehicles performed well, with an 11.8% increase in July and a substantial year-to-date growth of 25.0%. Internal combustion vehicles saw a 9.5% rise in July sales and a year-to-date growth of 6.0%. Among the vehicle types, SUVs reported a notable increase of 13.0% in July sales and a modest year-to-date growth of 1.9%. Trucks increased by 6.2% in July sales and 11.8% year-to-date. Meanwhile, car sales rose by 31.8% in July, although there was a 9.4% decline year-to-date. The Ford brand experienced a 9.5% increase in July sales, with year-to-date sales up by 6.8%. The Lincoln brand also saw growth, with a 4.7% increase in July sales and an 11.7% rise year-to-date. Specific models such as the Bronco and Explorer showed significant increases, with the Bronco up by 55.0% in July and the Explorer by 46.2%. In contrast, the Edge saw a drastic decline, with a 100% decrease in July sales. The F-Series, a staple in Ford's lineup, showed a 6.6% increase in July sales and a 15.4% rise year-to-date. The Mustang Mach-E, representing Ford's electric vehicle segment, grew by 15.6% in July, although its year-to-date growth was only 1.0%.