DETROIT — General Motors Co.'s sales in the second quarter increased 19% year over year, the Detroit automaker said Wednesday.
With more inventory available on dealer lots this year after supply chain issues have calmed, in the April-to-June quarter GM sold 691,978 vehicles — including 15,652 electric vehicles — up from 2022's second-quarter sales of 582,401.
GM's retail sales were up 15% year-over-year and fleet sales, including of its new BrightDrop electric delivery vans, were up 34%. Year over year, Chevrolet sales increased 17%, Cadillac's 15%, Buick's 48% and GMC's 18%.