INFINITI reports third-quarter 2021 Canadian Sales

INFINITI CANADA - The INFINITI Division reported total Canadian sales of 1,455 vehicles sold in the third quarter, a decrease of 25.9 percent versus the prior year. 

Highlights:

• The QX50 luxury crossover recorded an increase of 8.2 percent with 645 units sold.
• The all-new QX55 crossover coupe sold 172 units in the third quarter. 

	2021	2020	% Change
Total Third-Quarter Sales	1,455	1,963	- 25.9 %
CYTD	4,646	4,218	10.1 %

Nissan Group reports third-quarter 2021 Canadian sales

NISSAN CANADA - Nissan Group announced total Canadian third-quarter (July-September) sales for the calendar year 2021 of 26,745 units, a decrease of 10.2 percent versus the prior year.

The INFINITI Division reported total Canadian sales of 1,455 vehicles sold in the third quarter, a decrease of 25.9 percent versus the prior year. 

Nissan Division highlights:

• The Nissan Rogue SUV Crossover sold 7,992 units in the third quarter, bringing the year-to-date increase to 38.2 percent versus the prior year.
• Sales of the compact Nissan Sentra were up 40.4 percent in the third quarter to 3,749 units.
• The Nissan Kicks small SUV sold 4,504 units in the third quarter.
• The all-new Pathfinder SUV sold 1,136 units in the third quarter, marking an increase of 5.1 percent versus the previous year.
• The new Versa sedan sold 7,322 units in the third quarter.

INFINITI highlights:

• The QX50 luxury crossover recorded an increase of 8.2 percent with 645 units sold.
• The all-new QX55 crossover coupe sold 172 units in the third quarter.

	2021	2020	% Change
Total Third-Quarter (July-Sep) 2021 sales (units)	26,745	29,790	- 10.2 %
Nissan Division sales	25,290	27,827	-9.1 %
INFINITI sales*	1,455	1,963	- 25.9 %
Calendar Year Total sales (units)	79,616	66,575	19.6 %
Nissan Division sales	74,970	62,357	20.2 %
INFINITI sales*	4,646	4,218	10.1 %

Mustang Mach-E and Bronco Family Spur Sales Growth for Ford SUVs

FORD CANADA - The bold decision in 2018 to shift from sedans to SUVs continues to pay dividends, as sales of the expanded Ford SUV lineup continue to weather the storms brought on the industry by the COVID-19 pandemic and semiconductor chip shortage. Sales of Ford SUVs were up 11.3 per cent in the quarter, led by year-over-year increases for Ford Escape and Ford Expedition, along with strong sales from Ford’s newest SUVs – Mustang Mach-E, Bronco and Bronco Sport.

“While there are certainly challenges facing our industry supply chains, Canadians continue to visit Ford dealerships to purchase our exciting new products, from the all-electric Mustang Mach-E to the rugged Bronco family,” said Bev Goodman, president and CEO, Ford of Canada. “We also saw the first sales of the all-new Ford Maverick at the end of the quarter – our all-new compact but mighty pickup, packed with clever technology and features that will bring new customers to the Ford brand.”

Ford Motor Company of Canada, Ltd. – Q3 2021 Highlights:   Ford Sales of Ford SUVs up 11.3% Sales of Ford Escape up 10.3% Sales of Ford Expedition up 31.8% Sales of Ford E-Series up 24.4%

Ford Motor Company of Canada, Limited

Q3 2021 Vehicle Sales

	2021	2020	% Change
Total Vehicles
Q3 Full Year	62,820	84,092	-25.3%
	183,027	188,408	-2.9%
Total Cars
Q3 Full Year	1,279	2,813	-54.5%
	4,677	8,644	-45.9%
Total Trucks
Q3 Full Year	61,541	81,279	-24.3%
	178,350	179,764	-0.8%