There has been a huge hype building up for almost a decade now, and the arrival of electric cars is finally on the horizon. The first half of 2021 saw the country get 19 electric cars for sale, with many more hybrids as well as plug-in hybrids. Today, almost every showroom has an electric angle. Automakers have sworn to bring many more electric cars over the coming years. Of course, as with any invention, electric cars would also see an improvement in battery technology as well as charging infrastructure, which would see a huge boost in sales.

But the good thing is we do not have to wait for any more tiring decades. Electric cars have hit the automobile market, and how! Car fanatics are truly fascinated by these new vehicles, which have surely impressed the likes of most. If you find yourself to be an admirer and wish to go for one but have no clue about the world of electric cars, no worries! We have compiled a list of the best-selling electric cars of 2021 for you to take a look at.

Hyundai Kona Electric
Hyundai Kona Electric has recorded more than four times as many customers in the first half of the year as compared to its stablemate, the Ioniq. This car has a much bigger battery pack as compared to the Ioniq and provides an estimated 285 miles of range as compared to the 170 miles provided by the Ioniq. For those who are into utility cars, this is a great choice. Its base price starts at $38,575.

Tesla Model S
The Tesla Model S was the first mainstream electric car ambassador for automated driving technologies. However, a lot of people lost interest in this model when Elon Musk stated that the Tesla Model S would have 520 miles of range per charge but could only deliver 412 miles. But if you are a huge Tesla fan, you would still want to go for this electric car. Its base price starts at $81,190.

Volkswagen ID.4
The Volkswagen ID.4 is all set to make a huge impact in the automobile industry and is touted to do better than most of its predecessors. This electric car had only been on sale for a few days when the sales of the first quarter were tallied. Volkswagen’s electric switch turned out to be quite rewarding as the ID.4 left behind quite a number of well-known entrants in its wake. This car gives up to 260 miles of range. It also has a rear-wheel drive and gives 201 horsepower. Its base price begins from $41,190.

Porsche Taycan
A lot of people are excited about the Porsche Taycan, and with good reasons. This vehicle can catch up to 60 mph in a mere 2.4 seconds. It has an 800-volt charging infrastructure that allows it to take in more electrons than any other electric car. However, before you head down to the Porsche showroom, please keep in mind that the upper trim levels can cost up to $200,000. Its base price begins from $81,350.

Audi e-tron and e-tron sportback
The Audi e-Tron and its elegant twin managed to sell 6884 of its models in its first year. It has a two-motor all-wheel drive and offers 355 horsepower. The Audi e-Tron can travel up to 222 miles on a full charge, whereas the e-Tron Sportback can offer 218 miles. Its interiors consist of leather and real wood. Its base price begins at $66,995.