Toyota, which has made a bigger push into EVs than any of its U.S. rivals, said sales of its 32 electrified Lexus and Toyota vehicles increased by nearly 40% in the first quarter and represented more than half of the company’s first-quarter total sales.

Ford Motor sales fell 1% in March on a year-over-year basis, as the automaker discontinued two models. General Motors reported a 17% increase in Q1 sales, as consumers appeared to be hustling to buy before auto tariffs raise car prices.

Automakers General Motors and Ford Motor Company reported first-quarter sales Tuesday, a day before the Trump administration is expected to enact a slate of new tariffs, including on the auto industry.