Tesla Remains Most Hyped EV Brand, Apple Car Hot on Its Tail, Says Google Data - autoevolution

Once Tesla introduced its original Roadster model, Japanese brands like Nissan and Mitsubishi were among the quickest to react. Some Asian companies are now offering second-generation EVs, but it seems the upgrade-heavy approach of Tesla still pays off. Few people still care about the Leaf nowadays, but the same cannot be said about all four (currently) existing Tesla models.

And it seems that Elon Musk’s company will be still trending in the near future. With a little bit of heat coming from an unexpected place. As for 2021, this was another breakthrough year for the overall EV revolution, according to data collected by Google and reviewed by the good folks over at Lease Fetcher over in the United Kingdom.

Many automakers (especially Europeans) finally ramped up production strategies for their current or future EV models. One huge Asian conglomerate may have become the coolest OEM on the battery-powered EV block in just one swift event blow. At least hypothetically. As for Tesla and its future Apple Car rival, these were plagued by traditional delays. And does anyone think it mattered?

Well, as some were curious about “the world’s most anticipated EVs,” according to Google’s search volume, it does not seem like it. Using Ahrefs, a popular SEO tool for people aiming to increase their Google rankings, it seems there was also valuable EV data just waiting to be extracted. And lots of interesting details to be shared.

Starting with the currently available electric cars that...

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