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According to Research, the Tesla Models Model 3 and Model X Are, Respectively, the First on the List of the Most Searched Electric Cars Worldwide
According to new data from CompareTheMarket, an international price comparison website reported by the news portal CPG, Tesla’s electric cars are the most sought after on Google worldwide. The data also states that the Tesla Model 3 and the Tesla Model X are the models that consumers search for the most in the search engine.
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The report used Google data from over 155 countries to determine which electric cars are the most searched on the world’s most popular and powerful search engine. The Tesla Model 3, according to the research, is the most globally searched model of its kind, reaching the first place in the ranking.
Some countries were excluded due to a lack of search data, notably China, which is becoming a major expansion location for Tesla and other electric car brands.
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The Ranking of the Most Searched Electric Cars
- 1 – Tesla Model 3
- 2 – Tesla Model X
- 3 – Nissan Leaf
- 4 – Hyundai Ioniq
- 5 – BMW i3
- 5 – Renault Zoe
- 5 – Tesla Model S
- 8 – Honda E
- 8 – Polestar 2
In total, 94 countries searched for the Model 3 most frequently. The all-electric car dominated notable areas for cars of its kind, including countries from North America, Australia, and Europe. According to the data, the Model X SUV is the most searched in 27 countries, coming in second place. An interesting fact is that the Model X was prominently searched in South Africa, the home country of Tesla’s CEO, Elon Musk.
Tesla Model 3
Taking the first place, the Tesla Model 3 is an electric car built with a resistance, in relation to its mass, four times greater, meaning it can support the weight of two adult elephants.
It offers an acceleration of 0-100 km/h in 3.3 seconds. With a dual motor, each has a single moving part, to provide minimal maintenance and maximum durability. It is worth mentioning that it has an autopilot system to assist in dealing with driving difficulties when behind the wheel.
Tesla Model X
Reaching 0 to 100 km/h in 4.8 seconds, the Model X has impressive acceleration due to its electric motors. The most basic version, 90D, has 259 horsepower motors, one for each axle, with more powerful versions available, boasting 503 horsepower.
It has space to carry up to 7 adults, with 3 rows of seats. There are other options available where you can choose between 2 seats or 3 seats in the second row. In terms of range, it reaches a mark of 400km.
Brazilian Government Confirms Negotiations to Bring Tesla to the Country
On February 19, Tesla emphasized plans to build a new Gigafactory in Brazil. With the necessary clarifications, it can now be reported that the truth is the opposite: Brazil wants Tesla to have a Gigafactory. This was confirmed to InsideEVs by employees of the Brazilian Minister of Science, Technology, Innovation, and Communications. Another article from Automotive Business makes this even more evident.
Christiane Corrêa, head of the Special Institutional Affairs Council, confirmed to InsideEVs that the meeting took place as described and that “the possible opening of Tesla’s facilities in Brazil is being discussed confidentially.”
In other words, the Brazilian government wants to have Tesla in the country, not just selling its cars, but also producing them. Tesla vehicles could then be exported to other nearby markets, such as Argentina, Chile, Paraguay, Uruguay, Colombia, the Caribbean region, and even Mexico, a country with which Brazil has a free trade agreement.
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