These Are The Best Selling EVs Of 2023
Tesla is still the king but BMW's iX beats two much more affordable EVs
Tesla Dominates the EV Market
According to data compiled by Car&Driver, Tesla remains the world’s leading EV manufacturer, beating out even BYD by over 200,000 units in 2023. Out of Tesla's total deliveries worldwide, over 600,000 were from the Model Y and Model 3 in the USA. The Model Y led the way with approximately 385,900 sales, while the Model 3 followed with 232,700 estimated sales.
It's clear that Tesla still holds a significant lead over its competitors in the EV market. The brand's popularity and success continue to grow, showcasing the strong demand for their electric vehicles.
Other Notable EVs in the Top 15
While Tesla dominates the market, there are other noteworthy EVs in the top 15. The Chevrolet Bolt EV and Bolt EUV line took home bronze with 62,045 sales, marking a significant win for a car that faced struggles in 2022. Rivian secured fourth place with its R1S and R1T, selling approximately 47,200 units in total.
The list also includes the Ford Mustang Mach-E with 40,771 units, the Volkswagen ID.4 with 37,789 units, and the Hyundai Ioniq 5 with 33,918 sales. Tesla's Model S and Model X secured eighth and ninth place, respectively, with estimated sales figures of 26,700 sedans and 24,700 high-end SUVs.
The Future of EVs
The electric vehicle market is evolving rapidly, and it will be interesting to see how various brands adapt and revise their strategies in response to market demands and regulatory changes. As more consumers embrace EVs, competition among manufacturers will likely intensify. We can expect to see further advancements in EV technology, expanded model lineups, and increased sales in the coming years.
With Tesla leading the way and other brands making strides in the EV market, the future looks promising for electric vehicles. The shift towards sustainable transportation is gaining momentum, and 2023's best-selling EVs provide a glimpse into the changing landscape of the automotive industry.
