AutoScout24 data shows Swiss EV searches jump 68% in Sept 1-21 amid high fuel prices

By Public Technologies
  • SMG Swiss Marketplace Group reported a 68% year-on-year jump in AutoScout24 searches for electric vehicles from Sept. 1-21, 2026.
  • Contact inquiries for electric vehicles rose 85% over the same period, signaling faster growth in purchase intent than browsing activity.
  • Daily searches averaged 29% higher on Sept. 13-21 versus the first 12 days, aligning with oil supply disruptions and higher fuel costs.
  • Search volume increased 26% versus August 2026, up 58% from July’s seasonal low.


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