ICYMI: The Tesla Model Y just became the world's best-selling car — via drivingdotca ElectricVehicles
Interestingly, it was the world’s third-best-selling car in 2022, before it charged to the top in 2023. The Chinese, United States, and European markets are the most popular for the Model Y, with it also being Europe’s best-selling vehicle in the first quarter of 2023.
The Corolla saw aAdvertisement 4The Model Y first showed up in March 2019, and in only three short years, most of them during a pandemic, the model’s reached the top. Clearly the world wants electrified SUVs, at least based on purchasing habits.The Toyota Hilux is still one of the popular vehicles in countries with developing economies, and those countries account for about 20 per cent of worldwide new-car sales.
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