More than 300,000 electric vehicles were sold in the US during January to March, according to the latest report from Kelley Blue Book. Despite the market growth, not all automakers were represented equally in new EV sales,

Tesla’s Model Y, in fact, remained the best-selling single EV model in the US last quarter, though sales fell by more than a third to 64,051. The second-bestselling EV, Tesla’s Model 3, was up 70.3% to 52,520, according to KBB.

Electric vehicle (EV) sales are still climbing in the U.S., but it’s no longer Tesla leading the charge. In the first quarter of 2025, EV sales rose 11.4% year-over-year, according to Cox Automotive. Nearly 300,000 electric cars hit the road in Q1 — an encouraging sign for an industry facing questions about mainstream demand and policy uncertainty.