Tesla’s Model Y is the range champion according to a new ranking. The electric car imposes itself in front of all its competitors, here is what these data tell us.
The autonomy of electric cars is a major concern for motorists. If according to a survey, 230 kilometers is more than enough, drivers want their money’s worth! Especially since if the charging stations are very numerous in Europe, especially in France, the objective set by the Old Continent is far from being achieved.
Today, the Environmental Protection Agency unveils the ranking of electric cars with the best autonomy. Tesla’s Model Y takes the lead!
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Tesla imposes its Model Y in front of the competition
The Environmental Protection Agency unveils its ranking of electric cars in terms of autonomy. The Model Y, Tesla’s SUV and the manufacturer’s phase model, takes the lead in the top with a score of 4.0. Then come the Volkswagen ID.4, Ford Mach E, Jaguar iPace and Audi e-tron with 3.2, 3.1, 2.7 and 2.6 respectively.
Here is a clearer topo to read:
- Tesla Model Y : 4.0
- Volkswagen ID.4 : 3.2
- Ford Mach E : 3.1
- Jaguar iPace : 2.7
- Audi e-tron : 2.6
In the past, Tesla has taken the lead in this ranking several times. Especially with the Model 3. The manufacturer is aware autonomy is a very strong selling point with consumers who hesitate between several electric cars. That its Model Y, the most popular of its models, is essential in this ranking is good news for the company. How to boost your sales?
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Do Tesla electric cars have good range?
According to Tesla’s data, so take it with a grain of salt, it does. After 322,000 kilometers of driving, 88% of battery capacity is preserved. But these elements provided by the manufacturer concern the Model S and the Model X, nothing is indicated concerning its Model Y. It remains to wait for Tesla to tell us more about its best-selling model.
