June Government Vehicle Sales See a Jump in Numbers

There were a reported 22,626 government fleet vehicles sold in June compared to 21,539 vehicles sold in June 2025.

July 14, 2026

A graphic of the June 2026 sales report. — There were a reported 22,626 government fleet vehicles sold in June compared to 21,539 vehicles sold in June 2025.

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This past June, Government fleet vehicle sales increased by 5%, with 22,626 vehicles sold in June compared to 21,539 vehicles sold in June 2025.

SUV and truck sales were what brought numbers up past 2025's totals with an increase of 1,087 vehicles sold, reflecting that 5% increase.

However, as seen in many past sales reports, monthly car sales dipped below the previous years' numbers. June 2026 car sales came in at only 9 reported vehicles sold compared to the 97 sold in 2025 (The six major Asian-based automakers did not report any government fleet numbers for June.).

Year-to-date, there have been 182 cars sold, a drop of over 500 from last year's 689 cars sold. Truck and SUV sales have so far totaled 123,534, which is above 2025's 118,536 number this time of year.

In totla, there have been a reported 123,716 government vehicles reported sold, a 3.8% increase from 2025's 119,225 vehicles sold.

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