Tesla became the best selling vehicle in Q1 of 2023

Tesla Model Y is the best-selling vehicle in the world, thrashing the likes of Toyota, Ford, and VW in the first quarter of 2023, and this has never happened before.

The Model Y was previously wallowing in the 9th position back in 2022 but to the surprise of many, jumped to the number one position, shocking many experts.

This is the first time a fully electric vehicle took this position, and it is a clear indication that consumers are now doing their homework and are realizing that the Model Y is the best all-round car for the price and very reliable, with the base model having 283 miles of range, an acceleration of 0–100km/h in just 6.9 seconds, a spacious cabin big enough to set up a mini playground for kids, loads of storage space and a software interface that is years and years ahead of their closest competitor.

The company is rumored to have sold about 267,171 units worldwide, thus seeing about a 91% increase which I think is mind-blowing.

Tesla is yet to enter other territories, and when they do that at a reasonable price, I think it will be very difficult for the company to lose the number one spot which they are enjoying now.

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