Many countries are promoting the electric vehicle segment. One of the goals is to reduce carbon emissionshowever, even with significant investments in the industry, such as Teslabillionaire company Elon Musk, many are still skeptical about the future of these cars; However, a commissioned survey Tupinamba Energy showed an interesting scenario: 58% of respondents who intend to change cars in the next three years consider electric car or hybrid. A significant part of this profile is made up of women with higher education and income, who usually work.

The study involved 1680 people above 18 yearsin an online environment and was held from July 11 to August 25 on the platform Hello Programmer. Electrified cars are more interesting in some specific regions: 66% respondents in Midwest demonstrated this predisposition to new technologies, while 61% from the south he was also open to new experiences.

Concerning southeastthere is interest 58%. In turn, in northeastpercentages are slightly lower: 53% despite the fact that this is still a more favorable environment for the segment than in Northwho presented only 32% interested parties.

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Residents of the South-East are interested in hybrid cars. The South is the region with the most interest in electric models

Among those who said they were ready to invest in an electric or hybrid car, 77% plans to acquire within the next three years. creation bifurcation sending questions to southeast more interest in hybrid models, and to South preference is given to all-electric vehicles. The final cost of recharging was one of the main reasons cited by the Brazilians as the cost kWh lower than cost Petrol, diesel as well as ethanol.

As far as the environment is concerned, 44% stated that concern for sustainability is the second most important aspect of the solution. While some are excited about the transition, 50% of respondents does not plan to move into the electrification niche in the next three years, and the main reason for targeting is high price vehicles arriving in Brazil.

Other 20% say there isn’t enough information about this upstream class and they don’t know much about the technology, so they’re not considering transitioning in the coming years. Finally, ten% Citizens have said they won’t buy electric vehicles in the coming years because they’re not interested in the features on offer.

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Caoa Chery iCar became the best-selling electric car in August in Brazil.
The car currently costs around R$149,990.

Source: IG

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