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With 89,824 units, the Lexus RX remains the market leader, thanks to its reputation as a comfortable luxury SUV and a range of hybrid powertrains.
The BMW X5 sold 63,767 units, up nearly 24 % in the first three quarters, even as the model is being replaced by a 2027 generation.
Mercedes‑Benz’s GLE‑Class moved 60,253 units, receiving a significant refresh for 2027 and selling well compared with last year.
The BMW X3, a 2025 newcomer, sold 60,128 units, a strong showing that kept it from becoming BMW’s best‑seller.
Mercedes‑Benz’s GLC‑Class sold 53,986 units, trailing the X3; new AMG variants may shift the balance later. Lexus’s NX sold 50,148 units, now offered only in hybrid variants (NX350h base, NX450h+ plug‑in). Lexus’s TX, a three‑row model, sold 42,674 units. Acura’s MDX sold 38,587 units, up nearly 25 % in the first three quarters. Audi’s Q5, a 2025 model, sold 33,509 units, a slight uptick that brought it back on the list. Volvo’s XC90 sold 31,299 units, outpacing the smaller XC60 and remaining the best‑selling Volvo.
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Source: Car and Driver