São Paulo Residents Highlight Interest In Electric Cars. 8 In 10 People Are Already Considering Adopting Sustainable Vehicles In Their Daily Lives

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Published on 24/09/2025 at 09:00

Pesquisa mostra que oito em cada dez moradores de São Paulo consideram comprar carro elétrico. Interesse por híbridos supera 90%, impulsionado por economia e consciência ambiental. Fonte: IA

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Research Shows That Eight in Ten Residents of São Paulo Consider Buying Electric Cars. Interest in Hybrids Exceeds 90%, Driven by Economy and Environmental Awareness.

The mobility landscape in São Paulo is changing rapidly. According to the latest edition of the Radar Autos, a report prepared by Data OLX Autos, eight in ten residents of the state express interest in purchasing an electric car. The survey, released this Tuesday (23), indicates that electrification has already become part of the consumption mindset of São Paulo residents.

Among those surveyed, 77% stated they are considering the purchase of a fully electric vehicle, while 6% already have at least one model in their garages. Only 17% do not consider acquiring one at the moment, signaling that the transition to electrification is happening at an accelerated pace.

Hybrids Attract Even More Consumers

While electric vehicles gain prominence, hybrids spark even greater interest. The study shows that 70% of participants want to buy a hybrid car, while 21% already own a vehicle of this kind. Only 9% dismissed the idea. These numbers indicate that the public views hybrids as a viable intermediate step before fully adopting electric mobility.

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Reasons Driving the Choice of Electric Cars

Cost is the most decisive factor. For 61% of respondents, the lower fueling cost was the main attraction, followed by the same percentage for reduced emissions. Additionally, the silent engine was mentioned by 39% of the participants, while lower vehicle tax appeared in 32% of the responses. The reduced maintenance cost was recalled by 31% of consumers.

These data reinforce that the decision goes beyond sustainability: it is also linked to finances and practicality in daily life.

The study also highlights that the residents of São Paulo are becoming more aware of mobility alternatives. According to Flávio Passos, Vice President of Autos at Grupo OLX, “this new edition of Radar Autos reflects a more conscious and diverse consumer in their choices.” He also emphasizes that the transition is occurring in a “gradual and consistent” manner, keeping pace with the evolution of supply and infrastructure in the state.

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São Paulo Residents Highlight Interest In Electric Cars. 8 In 10 People Are Already Considering Adopting Sustainable Vehicles In Their Daily Lives

Research Shows That Eight in Ten Residents of São Paulo Consider Buying Electric Cars. Interest in Hybrids Exceeds 90%, Driven by Economy and Environmental Awareness.

Hybrids Attract Even More Consumers

Reasons Driving the Choice of Electric Cars

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