Overview
- Honda sold 36,609 hybrid vehicles in July 2026, the most hybrids it has ever sold in that month, according to company U.S. figures.
- The CR‑V led the surge with 38,335 total July sales and 20,710 hybrids, meaning hybrid variants made up 54% of CR‑V volume and rose 18.4% year over year.
- Honda’s passenger cars also improved in July, with the Accord and Civic posting their best July totals in years and the Accord Hybrid reaching a 41% mix while the Civic Hybrid fell to a 32% mix.
- Dealers cleared remaining Prologue EV stock, which pushed July Prologue sales down 75.4% to 1,554 units, even as Acura posted an 18.9% rise led by MDX gains of 60.8%.
- Company comments and media reporting link the shift to higher fuel costs—the national average near $4.10 per gallon and about $5.66 in California—which may drive Honda to prioritize hybrid and redesigned models such as a new Ridgeline and a future two‑motor hybrid RDX.