10 Best-Selling Cars Around the World

Last year, the global automotive sector walked slowly, but now that the pandemic is in full gear, it is on the verge of ascending. When it comes to sales, the car industry has suffered a severe fall. Nonetheless, certain countries remain at the top of the car sales statistics. It's refreshing to see some activity in the American automobile business now that things are settling down. While sales of most car models fell, there were some bright spots and winners. It's all about sustaining market share as well as outright sales at the very top of the chart, which has resulted in some tight competition for the top 10 spots. Here are the top cars in the world which are listed below :

• China: Volkswagen Lavida

China comes out on top with the most cars sold.  In China, Volkswagen models are available. Domestic automakers, on the other hand, pose a serious threat. With its Lavida at the top of the sales charts in the county, Volkswagen is on a roll. With a 1.4-litre TSI engine delivering 130 horsepower and 225 Nm of peak torque, the car is undeniably appealing. Although given its powertrain, it is a little hefty, it takes a decent 9.3 seconds to accelerate from 0 to 100 kilometres per hour.

• Japan: Honda N-Box

The second Asian country to make this list is Japan. They have amazing taste when it comes to autos. As its name implies, the Honda N-Box looks like a box. Don't be misled by its looks; this tiny automobile has some incredible tricks on its sleeve. To begin, there are power-operated sliding doors, which are not your typical sliding doors. Around the front of the instrument cluster, a small MID shows a great deal of driving data. A 650cc engine develops 58 horsepower and 65 Nm of peak torque in this vehicle. A CVT transmission transmits the motor's power to the front wheels. When driving with a full load, the engine is appropriate for the size and requires some effort.

• France: Renault Clio

The French adore their Clio. For a long time, the Renault Clio has been the country's best-selling car, closely followed by the Peugeot 208. Renault should bring the Clio to India, in our opinion. Renault, on the other hand, is keeping us Indians happy for the time being with the magnificent Kiger.

•  Germany: Volkswagen Golf

The Volkswagen Golf has topped the German sales records for the 45th year in a row. Another automobile that has topped the charts in its original country. The Volkswagen Golf is now in its ninth generation. However, similarly to India, Germany is seeing a surge in the SUV market, which is crowding out other segments, yet the Golf remains a top seller.

• India: Maruti Suzuki Swift

India also ranks in the top five countries in the world. It's not difficult to figure out which car is the most popular in India. In August 2020, the Maruti Suzuki will be the best-selling car. The 2020 Swift, shockingly, does not have a diesel engine this time around, Rather, a BS6-compliant 1.2-litre four-cylinder K12B engine with 83 hp and 113 Nm of peak torque is paired with a 5-speed manual and a 5-speed automatic transmission.

• USA: Ford F-Series

SUV demand and popularity in the United States has surged fourfold in just a few years. This is evident in the fact that the huge and brawny SUVs are the top three best-selling cars in the United States. Ford and its F-series portfolio are dominating the sales rankings in the United States. Ford's F-series lineup includes some excellent SUVs. They are, without a question, at the top of the list. The F-150 and the F-150 Raptor are the most well-known vehicles in the lineup. This truck comes with a choice of five engines. It has a power output of 395 horsepower and a peak torque of roughly 542 Nm.

• United Kingdom: Ford Fiesta

In 2020, the Ford Fiesta was named the best-selling automobile in the United Kingdom. The Fiesta has outsold all other models in the country for the 12th year in a row. Interesting fact! Last year, more than 49,000 Ford Fiestas were sold in the United Kingdom, with roughly 1.3 million sold since 2009. India, on the other hand, dropped the Fiesta moniker as Ford began to lose market share to its competitors.

• Italy: Fiat Panda

The Fiat Panda is James May's favourite automobile and it is Italy's best-selling car model. Yes, the tiny Panda is adored in the land of Ferraris and Lamborghinis. The Fiat Panda is the best-selling automobile in Italy, followed by the Lancia Ypsilon and the Toyota Yaris.

• Finland: Toyota Corolla

Yes, the tried-and-true, tough, and dependable Toyota Corolla is the Finnish people's first pick. The Toyota Corolla sedan is the most popular automobile in Finland, followed by the Skoda Octavia and Toyota Yaris. The Toyota Corolla is regarded as one of the most dependable automobiles in the world. In the guise of the Corolla Altis, we Indians have our version of the Corolla. Due to the recent spike in popularity of the subcompact and compact SUV market, the D-Segment sedan is dying a gradual death. Don't be startled if you encounter a Toyota Corolla with over a million kilometres on the clock; these are simply the run-in numbers.

•  Iceland: Tesla Model 3

 The all-electric Tesla Model 3 is Iceland's best-selling vehicle. Tesla has already surpassed Toyota as the most popular car brand in the country. Given that Iceland's electricity is virtually entirely renewable, electric vehicles are both environmentally friendly and inexpensive to operate. Teslas will soon be seen on Indian streets, and Tesla executives have confirmed the company's debut in the country.