Multymeter.com – Zero emission is not only CO2 but also global warming. Emissions from exhaust are hundreds of particles that are harmful to our lungs, especially for children who live amidst vehicle exhaust in urban areas. Asthma, allergies and cancer are the result of exhaust emissions.
To overcome this problem, electric cars are expected to be the way out.
In America, electric cars have started to replace conventional cars. And here are the sales results of the 10 electric cars that have become best sellers from various different manufacturers, which can prove that electric vehicles are starting to be in demand by the people of the United States.
1. Tesla Model Y
The Tesla Model Y is already popular and has made it into the top 10 in sales. The Tesla Model Y was launched in 2020 and has grown in popularity since then. As well as being able to beat gas-powered vehicles in Europe for the title of best-selling car in 2022.
The Tesla Model Y comes with AWD dual motors, 76 cubic feet of storage, and a range of 330 miles, all for a starting price of $65,990.
2. Tesla Model 3
Apart from the Tesla model Y, Tesla with model 3 is also able to enter the 10 best selling electric car vehicles in the American market. The Tesla Model 3 is released to the market at a more affordable price to own without reducing its range or performance.
The Tesla Model 3 electric car was launched in 2018, in a short time the Tesla Model 3 was able to become the best-selling electric vehicle at the time.
The four-door EV is built for safety, and achieves five-star NHTSA ratings in every category, with fast acceleration (0 to 60 mph in 3.1 seconds), range capability (358 mile EPA range), prices start at $46,990. .
3. Ford Mustang Mach-E
Ford is another manufacturer that has jumped in on the battle for electric vehicles, bringing the iconic Mustang brand into a new EV era.
Mustang Mach-E was first introduced in 2019, this five-seater SUV is released to the market with a starting price of $ 46,895, Final sales figures for 2022 Ford Mach-E show 39,458 units.
Ford’s Mach-E features a spacious interior, over-the-air software updates and advanced safety features. Plus, with several different trims offering a mix of range and performance capabilities.
4. Tesla Model S
With its ultra-slim appearance, the Tesla Model S offers long-range capabilities (the EPA’s estimated range is 405 miles), and unparalleled performance.
All-electric features in this luxury sedan are the main driving force behind the EV movement. This car is capable of accelerating from 0 to 60 in just 3.1 seconds. With a longer range, and confident handling, it also has room sufficient for its modern interior, it’s practically one of the best luxury EVs on the market, with a starting price of $104,990.
5. Chevy Bolt EV/EUV
The electric car model Chevy Bolt EV and EUV in 2022 is an extraordinary moment. Even though it only resumed production in April, due to a recall from circulation in 2021.
GM said the Chevy Bolt was the number 1 mainstream EV in Q3 and Q4. This car is priced from just over $25,000, the Bolt EV is among the cheapest electric vehicles in the US, but that doesn’t mean it’s functional too.
The Chevy Bolt EV, is comfortable to drive, and still offers a decent range, EPA range of 259 miles. Hence the Chevy Bolt EV won the Electrek vehicle in 2022. By achieving sales in 2022 it reached 38,120 units.
6. Tesla Model X
Tesla still has a sizable advantage in terms of its production capabilities, and its first SUV, the Model X, continues to be in high demand, even though smaller, more affordable Tesla models are being launched.
The Model X is the largest EV in Tesla’s lineup (excluding the Cybertruck and Semi) and sports long-range capability (348-mile EPA range), dual AWD motors, a sizable seven-seat interior, 88 cubic feet of cargo space, and 5,000 lb. of towing capacity.
With a peak power of just over 1,020 hp, the Model X Plaid is the fastest capable SUV from 0 to 60 mph in just 2.5 seconds. And still boasts an EPA estimated range of 333 miles.
For a while, the Model X was the electric car of choice for families, but with more cost-effective options hitting the market.
7. Hyundai IONIQ 5
Hyundai, which also owns a stake in Kia has made a successful entry into the EV market, and introduced the IONIQ 5 SUV in February 2021. The bold and futuristic-looking IONIQ 5 has won several awards, captivating the hearts of many motorists turning to fully electric. The IONIQ 5 also uses the E-GMP platform as Hyundai reimagines every detail for its first dedicated EV.
Hyundai’s IONIQ 5 is another practical SUV, like the ID.4 and EV6, with an EPA range of up to 303 miles at a decent starting price, which is why the company sold 22,982 of them last year.
8. Kia EV6
Kia begins operating in one of the most impressive brand transformations the automotive industry has seen in some time. The automaker’s first dedicated electric vehicle, the Kia EV6, is sharp in style and fun to drive with surprising performance.
Occupying on Hyundai Motor Company’s E-GMP platform, the EV6 was revealed by Kia in May 2021. It is an all-electric sports crossover fit for the modern era. Kia managed to sell 20,498 EV6 models in 2022.
The Kia EV6 comes with a range of up to 310 miles, fast charging for 18 minutes (10% to 80%), vehicle payload capability and more. For those who like a bit of a thrill ride, the Kia EV6 GT comes with 576 hp, enough to beat Ferrari and Lamborghini in races.
9. Volkswagen ID.4
Volkswagen sold 20,511 ID.4s in the United States last year as demand for VW’s first electric SUV continues to grow.
The VW ID.4 , based on the MEB platform, went into production in 2020 and has since risen to become one of the best-selling EVs as a practical, everyday SUV with lots of range (275 mile EPA range estimate) for your daily commute. With prices starting at less than $40,000, the ID.4 gives you a luxurious feel without having to pay a premium.
Additionally, the EV includes VW’s advanced driver assistance technology called IQ.DRIVE, which features trip assist, adaptive cruise control, active blind spot monitor, front assist and more.
The Volkswagen ID.4 makes a great first EV for those looking for a roomy and safe vehicle at a decent starting price.
10. Ford F-150 Lightning/Rivian R1T
Ford raced to become the second best-selling EV maker in the US last year by turning its legendary brand into a fully electric powerhouse.
Starting with the Mustang Mach-E (which also makes the list) as Ford then revamped its best-selling F-series to meet the demands of the new EV era.
The F – 150 Lightning was launched into the world in May 2021, and by the end of the year, it already had more than 200,000 reservations or a three-year backlog. After increasing production, the Ford F-150 Lightning became the number one electric truck in the United States in December and the best-selling since its release in May. Ford sells 15,617 Lightning electric trucks in 2022.
The electric pickup offers ample storage with a 14.1 cubic foot Mega-Power Frunk and advanced capabilities such as onboard power that can be used to power your household, campsite, or work station, etc.
Ford’s electric truck is capable enough for those looking to move away from their gas-powered counterparts while getting massive technology upgrades.***
