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Industry Impact
14.7K
14.7 Thousand total auto jobs in Kansas
3.12%
3.12% depend on the auto industry for jobs
$1.08B
Total Labor Income Annually
21K
Total New Cars Sold in 2024
Industry Impact and Tax Revenue: Multi-industry contribution analysis of the economic impact of automotive manufacturing, selling, repairing, renting, and additional maintenance modeled using IMPLAN economic analysis data software, 2023 data year; compiled by Alliance for Automotive Innovation with data provided by S&P Global Mobility, sales figures represent new vehicle registrations between January 1, 2024 - December 31, 2024. New vehicle sales revenue derived from NADA Data.
Tax Revenue
$212.69M
in state tax revenue
$10.88M
corporate profits tax
$96.85M
federal income taxes
Registrations
732.8K
Registered
By Body Style
- Cars 228,018 (31.10%)
- UVs 242,173 (33.00%)
- Pickups 198,148 (27.00%)
- Vans/Minivans 37,915 (5.20%)
By Powertrain
- ICE / Hybrid 729,127 (99.50%)
- Electric 2,504 (0.30%)
- Plug-In Hybrid 1,200 (0.20%)
The Kansas congressional district 4 average age of vehicles is 15.1 years; The national average is 12.2.
Registration figures compiled by Alliance for Automotive Innovation with data provided by S&P Global Mobility as of December 31, 2024; new purchase figures compiled by Alliance for Automotive Innovation with data provided by S&P Global Mobility representing new vehicle registrations between January 1, 2024 - December 31, 2024.
New Purchases
21K
Vehicles Sold
By Body Style
- Cars 3,018 (14.40%)
- UVs 11,645 (55.50%)
- Pickups 5,437 (25.90%)
- Vans/Minivans 872 (4.20%)
By Powertrain
- ICE / Hybrid 20,126 (96.00%)
- Electric 646 (3.10%)
- Plug-In Hybrid 200 (1.00%)
Fueling
- Gasoline Stations 325
- EV Level 2 Charging Ports 61
- EV Level 2 Charging Stations 34
- EV DC Fast Charging Ports 31
- EV DC Fast Charging Stations 13
Compiled by Alliance for Automotive Innovation with data provided by U.S. Department of Energy’s Alternative Fuels Data Center, figures represent fueling data as of January 1, 2025.
Consumers
$65.5K
Median Household Income
65.80%
Owner Occupied Housing
34.20%
Rental Occupied Housing
81.70%
Owner Occupied Single Family Homes
Commuting to Work
- Drive Alone to Work (80.60%)
- Carpool to Work (9.30%)
- Take Public Transportation (0.50%)
- Work From Home (6.86%)
- Other (2.70%)
Housing Type
- Single Family Home (73.90%)
- 1-Unit (4.20%)
- 2-4 Units (6.40%)
- 5-9 Units (3.10%)
- 10-19 Units (4.30%)
- 20+ Units (4.50%)
- Mobile / RV / Boat (3.70%)
Figures compiled by Alliance for Automotive Innovation with data provided U.S. Census Bureau’s American Community Survey 2023.