The electric vehicle industry is growing at a fast pace. There are new models being introduced every day, and consumers are taking an interest in them. The fact that the technology of electric vehicles is improving every year makes them even more appealing to many people. In this article, we will talk about the 9 bestselling electric vehicles in the world right now:
Tesla Model Y
The Tesla Model Y is the first SUV from Tesla, and it’s been a hit with customers. The vehicle has a range of 300 miles, which makes it perfect for road trips or commuting to work. It also has a top speed of 150mph, meaning you can get where you need to go in no time! And when it comes to acceleration, this vehicle really gets going: its 0-60mph time clocks in at 3.2 seconds–a record for an all-electric car. If that weren’t enough information about this electric vehicle (EV), here are some more stats: its battery pack can hold up to 598 kWh worth of energy; there are 8 cameras mounted around the exterior; sensors monitor driver fatigue levels so that if they start acting erratically because they’re tired or distracted by something else going on inside their car (e.,g., kids making noise), then warning lights will flash on their dashboards or even pull over safely as soon as possible so someone else can take over driving duties until things settle down again.”
Tesla Model 3
The Tesla Model 3 is a mid-size luxury all-electric five-door liftback car manufactured and sold by Tesla Inc. The Model 3 was announced in 2016, with first deliveries in 2017. The base model has an EPA rated range of 220 miles (354 km), 130 miles (209 km) less than the entry-level variants of its older sibling, the Tesla Model S. The Model 3 has a top speed of 130 mph (209 km/h) and 0 to 60 mph acceleration in 5.6 seconds.[9] Its interior cabin is larger than its predecessors with room for five adults plus two children.[10][11] Production began on July 7th 2018 at their Fremont factory with 30 vehicles built that day; this rose to 50 cars per week by September 2018,[12][13][14] though Elon Musk claimed production had been slowed down due to difficulties producing batteries quickly enough[15]. By March 2019 these issues were resolved enough for deliveries outside North America begin[16], although some customers have complained about quality control problems[17].
BYD Atto 3
The BYD Atto 3 is a subcompact sedan that was first introduced in March 2019. It is available in two variants: 1.1L and 1.5L. The latter has a range of 350 km, while the former can go up to 450 km on a single charge–that’s thanks to its larger battery pack! The Atto 3 comes with some pretty cool features like automatic emergency braking (AEB), lane keep assist system (LAS) and adaptive cruise control (ACC). These technologies help drivers avoid accidents by automatically applying brakes when necessary or keeping the car within its lane if it begins drifting out of position due to windy conditions or other factors outside your control.
BYD Dolphin
The BYD Dolphin is the most popular electric vehicle in China. It’s a small city car, which means it has a limited range and can only be charged at home or work. However, it has been designed with this limitation in mind: it can travel 150 kilometers (93 miles) on each charge, which should be enough for most daily commutes.
GAC Aion S
The GAC Aion S is the best-selling electric vehicle in China, and it’s a subcompact sedan. The car is based on the BYD Yuan EV, but with some significant upgrades. It has a more powerful motor that gives you an extra 20 kilometers of range per charge. It also has better brakes and improved acceleration thanks to its increased battery capacity (up from 41 kWh to 50 kWh). The GAC Aion S was introduced at Auto China 2019 earlier this year as part of the company’s move toward electrification–it plans to have eight new EVs by 2025–and has since been selling like hotcakes all over Asia and Europe; according to estimates from Automotive News China Editor John Lippert, sales could reach 300,000 units by 2022 if they keep up this pace!
Wuling Hongguang Mini EV
The Wuling Hongguang Mini EV is a compact electric sedan that’s manufactured in China. It has a range of 150km and top speed of 120km/h, making it one of the most affordable EVs on sale today. The car was launched in 2019 and is the first electric vehicle from Wuling, who have sold millions of trucks worldwide since they began making them back in 1958. The company started selling EVs last year with their Weiwang M3 model which was based on an existing gasoline-powered car but had its engine replaced with an electric motor capable of producing 100hp (74kW). The Hongguang Mini EV uses this same drivetrain but adds more space inside thanks to its longer wheelbase; otherwise it remains very similar mechanically speaking–including having just three seats!
GAC Aion Y
The GAC Aion Y is a small SUV that has a range of 300 km and can be purchased for $25,000. The vehicle was launched by GAC Group in 2019 and is produced by the Chinese automaker.
VW ID.4
The VW ID.4 is a plug-in hybrid electric vehicle with a range of 300 km, which means that it can be driven for 300 kilometers (roughly 186 miles) on a full charge. It has an acceleration time of 3 seconds from 0 to 100 km/h (62 mph).
The future of electric vehicles is looking bright. The first half of 2019 has seen several new models enter the market, including the second generation Tesla Model Y. It’s clear that manufacturers are taking advantage of their existing EV platforms and adding more variants to expand their lineup. In addition, there are also several new companies entering this space who want their own slice of the pie – such as NIO with its ES8 SUV or BYD with its all-new Dolphin EV model.
