Carvana is accelerating its expansion of ADESA reconditioning facilities to boost its vehicle sales capacity, aiming to process and sell up to 3 million vehicles per year within the next decade. The company’s leadership emphasized that new and upgraded reconditioning sites will play a key role in scaling operations and meeting ambitious growth targets. By leveraging these specialized facilities, Carvana seeks to streamline its used-car retail model while maintaining efficiency in preparation for higher sales volumes. The move underscores the retailer’s focus on infrastructure as a cornerstone of its long-term strategy.
Carvana's leadership said expanding ADESA reconditioning sites and building new facilities will help the retailer reach its goal of selling 3 million vehicles annually by 2030 to 2035.
