The US automotive market has experienced months of contrasts in 2025, with shifts in demand, inventory adjustments, and an industry still marked by the limited availability of key components.

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Amid this panorama, Honda has managed Maintaining a stable position thanks to the performance of two of its most emblematic models: the CR-V and the Civic, which remain fundamental pillars of the brand's portfolio in the region.

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During November, the company presented a new sales report which, although it showed small variations compared to the previous year, reaffirms the strength of its offering.

The overall performance of the month did not generate concern for the company, which continues with accumulated figures in positive territory and a sales pace that clearly demonstrates the preference of the American public for its products.

A mixed November, but with a positive annual trend

Honda reported that overall sales increased when comparing the period between November 2023 and November 2024 with the most recent same period. However, if the analysis focuses solely on November 2024 vs. November 2025, the result shows a decrease of 13.4%.

Despite this, the brand maintains an optimistic view of market performance, as the annual balance remains favorable. In fact, Honda reached 91,582 units sold in November, a figure that contributes to a cumulative growth of 1.8% so far this year. This performance is even more significant considering that a large part of the industry continues to face production disruptions due to the semiconductor shortage.

Demand for light trucks—one of Honda's strongest segments—and for electrified models has offset these challenges and allowed the brand to maintain an upward trend.

Honda Passport:The surprise of the year in growth

Although the CR-V and Civic continue to be the absolute stars, the biggest surprise of the monthly report was the Honda Passport, which had the best rebound among all models in the portfolio. This SUV registered 4,363 units sold in November 2025, representing a 50% increase compared to the same month in 2024.

Moreover, the Passport has achieved an impressive 73% year-over-year growth, demonstrating that the recently applied updates have managed to reconnect with American consumers. The brand highlights that the 2026 model arrives with a series of improvements focused on driving dynamics, performance, and personalization—factors that are driving its popularity.

CR-V and Civic remain the pillars of Honda

Despite the rise of other models, the two vehicles that continue to underpin Honda's commercial success are the CR-V and the Civic.

The Honda CR-V remained the brand's best-selling model in November, reaching 29,421 units, driven especially by its hybrid versions, which accounted for 54% of those sales.

In the sedan segment, the Honda Civic reaffirmed its leadership with 17,353 units sold in November. Its hybrid version also achieved a record for the month, with 6,426 units, representing 37% of the total.

This increase demonstrates that consumer preferences are gradually shifting towards more efficient powertrains. This trend contributes to another important milestone for the brand: sales of Honda's electrified models in November totaled 28,258 units, equivalent to 30.9% of the monthly total. With this, the company closed the month with a new annual record, accumulating 385,453 electrified units sold so far in 2025. 2026 Prelude: A new sporty bet that's just getting started. Another striking point in Honda's report is the start of sales for the new Honda Prelude, one of the most anticipated models by brand enthusiasts. Although it has only just gone on sale, 30 units have already been sold in its first few days. While the number may seem low, Honda anticipates considerable growth for December and January due to the interest generated around this sporty coupe, which returns as a proposition of emotional design and balanced performance within the electrified range.The Passport has achieved an impressive 73% year-over-year growth, demonstrating that the recently implemented updates have reconnected with American consumers. The brand highlights that the 2026 model arrives with a series of improvements focused on driving dynamics, performance, and personalization—factors that are driving its popularity. CR-V and Civic remain the pillars of Honda. Despite the rise of other models, the two vehicles that continue to underpin Honda's commercial success are the CR-V and the Civic. The Honda CR-V remained the brand's best-selling model in November, reaching 29,421 units, driven especially by its hybrid versions, which accounted for 54% of those sales. In the sedan segment, the Honda Civic reaffirmed its leadership with 17,353 units sold in November. Its hybrid version also achieved a record for the month, with 6,426 units, representing 37% of the total. This increase demonstrates that consumer preferences are gradually shifting towards more efficient powertrains. This trend contributes to another important milestone for the brand: sales of Honda's electrified models in November totaled 28,258 units, equivalent to 30.9% of the monthly total. With this, the company closed the month with a new annual record, accumulating 385,453 electrified units sold so far in 2025. 2026 Prelude: A new sporty bet that's just getting started. Another striking point in Honda's report is the start of sales for the new Honda Prelude, one of the most anticipated models by brand enthusiasts. Although it has only just gone on sale, 30 units have already been sold in its first few days. While the number may seem low, Honda anticipates considerable growth for December and January due to the interest generated around this sporty coupe, which returns as a proposition of emotional design and balanced performance within the electrified range.The Passport has achieved an impressive 73% year-over-year growth, demonstrating that the recently implemented updates have reconnected with American consumers. The brand highlights that the 2026 model arrives with a series of improvements focused on driving dynamics, performance, and personalization—factors that are driving its popularity. CR-V and Civic remain the pillars of Honda. Despite the rise of other models, the two vehicles that continue to underpin Honda's commercial success are the CR-V and the Civic. The Honda CR-V remained the brand's best-selling model in November, reaching 29,421 units, driven especially by its hybrid versions, which accounted for 54% of those sales. In the sedan segment, the Honda Civic reaffirmed its leadership with 17,353 units sold in November. Its hybrid version also achieved a record for the month, with 6,426 units, representing 37% of the total. This increase demonstrates that consumer preferences are gradually shifting towards more efficient powertrains. This trend contributes to another important milestone for the brand: sales of Honda's electrified models in November totaled 28,258 units, equivalent to 30.9% of the monthly total. With this, the company closed the month with a new annual record, accumulating 385,453 electrified units sold so far in 2025. 2026 Prelude: A new sporty bet that's just getting started. Another striking point in Honda's report is the start of sales for the new Honda Prelude, one of the most anticipated models by brand enthusiasts. Although it has only just gone on sale, 30 units have already been sold in its first few days. While the number may seem low, Honda anticipates considerable growth for December and January due to the interest generated around this sporty coupe, which returns as a proposition of emotional design and balanced performance within the electrified range.which represented 54% of those sales.

In the sedan segment, the Honda Civic reaffirmed its leadership with 17,353 units sold in November. Its hybrid version also reached a record for the month, with 6,426 units, equivalent to 37% of the total. This increase demonstrates that consumer preferences are gradually shifting towards more efficient powertrains.