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Tennessee Vehicle Statistics
Tennessee registered more than 8 million vehicles in 2023, with the Chevrolet Silverado 1500 being the most popular due to the state's truck culture. Furthermore, about 519,400 registered cars were capable of using Ethanol/Flex fuel, reflecting a preference for pickup trucks and larger vehicles.

In the traffic safety scene, Tennessee reported over 1,000 traffic fatalities, equating to a fatality rate of 1.61 deaths per 100 million vehicle miles. Impaired driving played a role in nearly 10% of all crashes. Tennessee ranks among the top ten deadliest states for traffic accidents, tied for the 7th highest per capita fatality rate at 18 deaths per 100,000 people.

Looking at vehicle sales, Tennessee sold 297,436 new vehicles in 2023, ranking 18th among the states that issued over 2 million titles. The sales were 44,063 cars, 126,279 SUVs/crossovers, and 11,692 vans/minivans. Furthermore, Tennessee ranks 24th in the U.S. for the share of light trucks, which comprise 19.3% of all vehicles.

Regarding Tennessee car insurance rates, the average annual cost for full coverage for 2024 is $1,903, while minimum coverage averages $472. Memphis is the most expensive for car insurance at $1,105 per year, while Knoxville offers the cheapest rates at $838 annually. Car insurance premiums are affected by location, vehicle type, and credit score factors.

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