Which Legacy Automakers Are Pushing Electrification Hardest in the US?

CleanTechnica’s quarterly EV sales roundup tracks the top-selling electric models in the United States along with the brands and parent groups moving the most battery-electric vehicles — and this installment zeroes in on a different angle: BEV share of total brand and group sales. Rather than ranking raw volume alone, the report examines how large a slice of each legacy automaker’s overall deliveries is now made up of fully electric cars.

That framing matters because it separates companies selling a lot of EVs from companies whose lineups have genuinely tilted toward electrification. A brand with a modest total footprint can post an impressive BEV share, while a high-volume maker may move plenty of electric units yet still see them diluted across a sprawling gasoline lineup.

The report draws on the outlet’s ongoing quarterly sales tracking, which also covers best-selling EV models and the brands and groups with the largest electric sales tallies. The full breakdown of brand-level and group-level BEV shares is available at the source.