Created in 2009 by New Zealand journalist Sandy Myhre, the WWCOTY (Women's World Car of the Year) or "Women's World Car of the Year" is the only automobile awards group in the world made up exclusively of female journalists from the automotive industry.
Now, and for the 11th year, the WWCOTY jury, made up of a team of fifty journalists from the automotive sector from 38 countries on five continents, revealed the best cars in the nine categories in the competition: best city dweller; best family member; best luxury car; best sporting; best urban SUV; best medium SUV; best big SUV; best 4×4 and pick-up; best electric.
It is among these nine models that the absolute winner of this year's WWCOTY edition will emerge. As for the revelation of the final voting result, it is scheduled for March 8th, International Women's Day.
The winners
Among the winners of the various categories, there is one brand that stands out: Peugeot. After all, the Gallic brand was the only one to see two of its models conquer their respective categories.
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In order for you to keep track of all the winners, we've left the list for you here:
- Best City: Peugeot 208
- Best Familiar: Skoda Octavia
- Best Luxury: Lexus LC 500 Convertible
- Best sports car: Ferrari F8 Spider
- Best urban SUV: Peugeot 2008
- Best Medium SUV: Land Rover Defender
- Best Large SUV: Kia Sorento
- Best 4×4 and pickup truck: Ford F-150
- Best EV: Honda and
Peugeot 208