Canada July 2026: Subaru (+28.7%), Toyota (+8.7%) impress in stable market

Subaru Outback sales are up 4-fold year-on-year in Canada in July thanks to the new generation.

After a streak of 8 consecutive months of year-on-year declines was broken in June, the Canadian light vehicle market scores a second straight positive month in July, albeit with a tiny +0.5% uptick to 173,000 units according to local consultancy DesRosiers Automotive. This month’s volume is just below the 174,000 units of pre-pandemic July 2019 and off just 5% on the 182,000 peak of July 2017. The SAAR comes in at 1.90 million, the best since last February and up from 1.84 million in June.

Only a selection of manufacturers report sales monthly, and among them Toyota Motor (+8.8%) fares best, followed by Honda Canada (+3.6%) and Hyundai-Kia (+0.4%). Brand-wise, Toyota is up 8.7% to just above 22,000 sales, with Hyundai (+0.7%) matching the market and Honda (+4.3%) solid. Kia (+0.0%) is stable while Subaru (+28.7%) posts by far the biggest gain of the month and Lexus (+9.6%) is very solid.

Over among models with available monthly data, the Toyota RAV4 (+13.8%) is now well above its archenemy the Honda CR-V (+28.1%) but remains 417 sales below when looking at year-to-date volumes. The Toyota Corolla (+24.1%) symbolises the renewed interest for more efficient passenger cars in a context of high fuel prices, with the Honda Civic (+12.2%) also dynamic. The Subaru Outback (+329.6%), Toyota BZ (+111%), Hyundai Palisade (+78.7%) and Subaru Forester (+43%) shine below.

Previous month: Canada June/Q2 2026: Toyota (+12%), Volkswagen (+26.2%) stand out

One year ago: Canada July 2025: Toyota (+29.5%), Hyundai (+22.1%) highlight solid market (+6.9%)

Full July 2025 data for selected OEMs, brands and models below.

Canada July 2026 – OEMs reporting monthly sales:

OEMJul-26/251-7 2026/25Toyota Motor Co.25,060+ 8.8%154,734+ 5.1%Hyundai-Kia23,344+ 0.4%151,047– 0.6%Honda Canada12,462+ 3.6%84,088– 5.0%Mazda7,753– 2.7%42,102– 11.8%Subaru6,840+ 28.7%41,598– 7.2%Volvo Cars Canada1,348+ 11.3%8,643+ 10.2%

Canada July 2026 – brands reporting monthly sales:

BrandJul-26/251-7 2026/25Toyota22,049+ 8.7%135,204+ 7.0%Hyundai13,897+ 0.7%89,029+ 0.9%Honda11,437+ 4.3%76,405– 5.1%Kia8,642+ 0.0%56,978– 3.3%Mazda7,753– 2.7%42,102– 11.8%Subaru6,840+ 28.7%41,598– 7.2%Lexus3,011+ 9.6%19,530– 6.4%Acura1,025– 3.3%7,683– 3.7%Genesis805+ 0.2%5,040+ 8.0%

Canada July 2026 – models reporting monthly sales:

ModelJul-26/251-7 2026/25Toyota RAV46,269+ 13.8%34,071– 27.6%Honda CR-V5,103+ 28.1%34,488– 1.2%Hyundai Tucson4,017– 2.8%29,397+ 28.5%Toyota Corolla3,278+ 24.1%17,671+ 9.8%Subaru Crosstrek3,143+ 5.9%20,260+ 2.9%Kia Sportage3,082+ 12.4%19,410+ 32.9%Honda Civic3,005+ 12.2%19,805– 2.3%Hyundai Kona2,820– 4.8%16,910– 11.7%Mazda CX-52,612+ 15.6%16,159+ 10.5%Hyundai Elantra2,525+ 0.7%15,094– 6.4%Subaru Forester2,004+ 43.0%10,228– 23.9%Toyota Tacoma1,924– 14.1%10,818+ 25.0%Hyundai Venue1,741+ 10.0%9,682+ 6.4%Kia Seltos1,713– 19.8%10,074– 13.1%Toyota Corolla Cross1,632– 7.4%10,910– 7.0%Mazda CX-301,586– 2.3%9,775+ 2.9%Mazda31,559– 13.0%6,616– 16.4%Toyota Sienna1,361+ 24.1%9,018+ 19.1%Honda HR-V1,311– 12.3%7,888– 15.5%Toyota Tundra1,195+ 9.0%8,048+ 3.8%Mazda CX-901,147+ 37.0%5,551+ 14.9%Lexus NX1,115+ 35.3%7,036– 8.3%Toyota BZ1,072+ 111.0%9,100+ 425.4%Hyundai Santa Fe1,030+ 4.6%5,566– 33.2%Lexus RX1,011+ 13.7%6,672+ 6.2%Hyundai Palisade990+ 78.7%6,888+ 48.8%Subaru Outback971+ 329.6%5,526+ 11.8%Toyota 4Runner938– 19.7%5,663+ 84.3%Kia Niro916+ 2.7%6,365+ 18.2%Kia K4819– 25.5%7,575– 16.0%Toyota Prius792– 32.0%7,139+ 68.3%Kia Carnival783+ 58.5%5,258+ 45.2%Toyota Highlander776+ 44.0%5,310+ 73.4%Toyota Camry715– 31.1%4,976+ 15.4%Mazda CX-70622+ 6.5%3,017– 4.2%Toyota Grand Highlander603– 25.9%5,322– 6.4%Honda Pilot562– 26.7%4,522– 13.4%Toyota C-HR556new1,958newKia Sorento544– 26.3%3,630– 59.5%Genesis GV70527– 7.2%3,296+ 7.0%Honda Passport468– 36.4%3,629+ 44.6%Toyota Land Cruiser467+ 152.4%1,929– 22.2%Volvo XC60430– 14.3%2,796+ 3.3%Volvo XC40421+ 76.2%2,168+ 0.7%Honda Odyssey394– 32.3%2,260– 30.8%Acura ADX364+ 61.8%2,330+ 278.2%Volvo XC90363+ 25.6%2,526+ 25.9%Acura MDX318+ 18.2%2,873+ 13.7%Hyundai Ioniq 5312+ 127.7%1,879– 49.3%Kia EV9307– 13.8%2,023– 8.4%Hyundai Sonata300+ 4.2%2,093+ 32.7%Honda Ridgeline299– 4.2%1,724– 22.2%Kia EV5298new885newLexus TX268– 10.1%1,611+ 3.7%Toyota Crown Signia247+ 4.2%1,923+ 53.3%Lexus UX245– 15.5%1,324– 37.8%Mazda MX-5 Miata227+ 8.1%816+ 1.9%Subaru WRX222+ 12.7%1,156– 30.7%Honda Accord193– 48.1%1,646– 27.1%Acura RDX192– 52.7%1,507– 59.3%Genesis GV80173+ 12.3%1,107+ 8.4%Subaru Impreza164– 47.9%1,461– 12.8%Kia EV4164new1,448newHyundai Ioniq 9161– 36.1%1,027+ 148.7%Acura Integra147+ 188.2%873+ 53.2%Subaru Trailseeker131new389newSubaru Uncharted129new966newLexus IS123– 9.6%969+ 7.2%Toyota 86101+ 14.8%468+ 3.1%Toyota Sequoia95– 22.8%611– 7.1%Honda Prologue83+ 36.1%318– 40.9%Lexus GX82– 11.8%820– 12.8%Genesis G7079+ 38.6%453+ 34.0%Lexus RZ65+ 38.3%493+ 233.1%Volvo S60/V6064+ 276.5%339+ 21.1%Subaru BRZ58– 29.3%399– 39.1%Lexus LX55+ 14.6%377– 22.1%Volvo EX3055– 58.0%653+ 43.5%Lexus LC31+ 93.8%92– 11.5%Genesis G8020+ 66.7%102– 1.0%Honda Prelude19new125newToyota Crown18– 25.0%167– 28.9%Subaru Solterra18+ 157.1%1,188+ 3.6%Lexus ES16– 82.2%119– 79.6%Kia EV616– 75.0%272– 67.1%Toyota Supra10– 81.5%102– 65.5%Genesis G906+ 200.0%41+ 156.3%Volvo C405– 54.5%49– 35.5%Volvo EX905– 44.4%48– 50.0%Volvo EX604new4newAcura TLX2– 97.9%62– 83.6%Acura ZDX2– 85.7%38– 79.2%Hyundai Ioniq 61– 99.7%487– 45.7%Volvo S90/V901– 92.3%60– 15.5%

Source: DesRosiers Automotive, Manufacturers

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