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 reconditioning sites and upgraded infrastructure will play a key role in scaling operations efficiently. By leveraging these facilities, Carvana seeks to strengthen its position in the used-car market while improving turnaround times. The move reflects a strategic push to meet ambitious growth targets amid rising demand for streamlined vehicle sales.
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.
