Zeekr, BYD and MG rank among top four new EVs by Swiss buyer enquiries, SMG finds

By Public Technologies
  • Zeekr, BYD and MG ranked among Switzerland’s four most-inquired-about new electric car models in January-September 2026.
  • Tesla led combined new- and used-car inquiries, with the Model 3 accounting for 11.1% and Model Y for 7.9%.
  • Zeekr 7X captured 6% of new electric car inquiries nationwide but ranked 18th by active listings.
  • BYD Sealion 7 inquiries rose 164.4% year over year nationwide; active new-car listings increased 204.2%.
  • MG MG4 ranked fourth nationwide among new electric cars, attracting 3.7% of inquiries.


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