Us media PartCatalog recently compiled a 2021 world electric vehicle list supplement, which not only includes Google's search engine electric vehicle hot search list, but also covers the comparison of the number of electric vehicle sales in various countries, as well as the comparison of online voice volume on Instagram and Tiktok. The result is not surprising, Tesla has won the top of various lists in one fell swoop.
Single car series hot search list: Tesla package top three
Tesla Model 3: 2.24 million times (monthly average)
Tesla Model S: 1.5 million times (monthly average)
Tesla Model Y: 1.22 million times (monthly average)
Tesla Model X: 1.22 million (monthly average)
Audi E-Tron: 1 million times (monthly average)
Porsche Taycan: 1 million times (monthly average)
Volkswagen ID.4: 820,000 times (monthly average)
Kia EV6: 67 million times (monthly average)
Hyundai Ioniq 5: 67 million beats (monthly average)
Polestar 2: 67 million beats (monthly average)
In the single car series hot search list, Tesla Model 3, Model S and Model Y respectively with an average monthly search of 2.24 million, 1.5 million and 1.22 million, respectively, the top three were arranged. It was none other than Tesla's Model X, with an average of 1.22 million searches per month. On the other hand, the Volkswagen Group performed quite well, with the Audi E-Tron, Porsche Taycan and Volkswagen ID.4 ranking 5th, 6th and 7th respectively with 1 million, 1 million and 823,000 times, respectively. Behind the Volkswagen Group is hyundai group from South Korea, with Kia EV6 and Hyundai Ioniq 5 taking 8th and 9th places respectively, and as for 10th place, it is Polestar 2.
The average number of searches per month for the Audi e-Tron in 2021 has reached 1 million, which is not as good as Tesla's models, but it is still the most concerned electric vehicle series in the Volkswagen Group.
Electric vehicle brand hot search list: Tesla search times is 10 times that of its opponents
Tesla: 11.1 million (monthly average)
Rivian: 1 million times (monthly average)
NIO: 1 million times (monthly average)
Polestar: 670,000 (monthly average)
Rimac: 200,000 times (monthly average)
Xpeng: 170,000 times (monthly average)
Venturi: 70,000 times (monthly average)
Li Auto: 60,000 times (monthly average)
Faraday Future: 50,000 (monthly average)
Weltmeister: 30,000 times (monthly average)
If divided by electric vehicle brands, the top three brands on the hot search list are Tesla, Rivian and Weilai. Although Rivian and Weilai Automobile, led by the US e-commerce giant Amazon, occupy the second runner-up, from the average number of monthly searches, the two are not Tesla's opponents at all. In fact, Tesla's average monthly searches in 2021 will be 11.1 million, compared to Rivian and Weilai's 1 million times, which is 10 times more.
However, it is worth noting that in the top 10 of the brand hot search list, including Weilai, Polestar, Xiaopeng, Ideal and WM Motors, there are 5 car manufacturers from China, and it can also be seen that the development of electric vehicles in recent years has indeed shown signs of more and more vigorous. Continuing the brand hot search list, PartCatalog also collected data from the International Energy Agency (IEA) and found that the market with the largest sales of electric vehicles in the past 10 years was China.
Compared with the 10-year sales of electric vehicles in 30 countries, China came out on top
China: 4.53 million units
United Kingdom: 1.75 million vehicles
Germany: 6.99 million units
United States: 4.39 million units
Norway: 4.35 million units
World: 10.31 million vehicles
According to the IEA, China sold more than 4.5 million electric vehicles between 2010 and 2020, more than twice as many as the Second Place UK, but also far more than Germany, the United States and Norway, which ranked third and fourth. Even from a world perspective, China has accounted for nearly half of the approximately 10.31 million sales in the past 10 years.
What electric vehicles are young people talking about? Don't look at the network sound volume of IG and TikTok
The last relatively interesting comparison comes from the social media that younger generations are more familiar with: Instagram and Tiktok Douyin. On Instagram, "Tesla Model3", "Tesla Models", "Tesla Modelx" and "Polestar" occupy the top five hashtags, that is, the top five labels, of which "Tesla" has a total of 5.11 million labels in 2021. On the other hand, the Tiktok Douyin software, which has been quite popular in recent years, is also arranged by Tesla in the top five views, of which Tesla-related Douyin videos have reached a staggering 15.5 billion views. From these two social platforms, it can be asserted that Tesla is definitely the most discussed electric car brand among young people.