Note: The 2021 list of eligible vehicles is provisional based on information available at this time.
The list may be updated until December 1, 2020 when it becomes final and no further changes can be made.
World Car of the Year: Vehicles eligible for World Car of the Year must be produced in volumes of at least 10,000 units/year, must be priced below the luxury-car level in their primary markets, and must be “on-sale” in at least two major markets (China, Europe, India, Japan, Korea, Latin America, USA) on at least two separate continents within the specified time period.
Multi-category Entries: Only eligible vehicles in the World Urban Car and World Car Design of the Year categories are eligible to also compete in the World Car of the Year category.
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Audi A3
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BMW 2-Series Gran Coupe
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BMW 4-Series
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Buick Encore GX
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Chevrolet Onix
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Citroen C4 / e-C4
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Honda Jazz / Fit
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Honda-e
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Hyundai Elantra / Avante
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Hyundai i10 / Grand i10
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Hyundai i20
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Kia K5 / Optima
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Kia Sonet
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Kia Sorento
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Mazda MX-30
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Mercedes-Benz GLA
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Nissan Rogue / X-Trail
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Seat Leon
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Skoda Octavia
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Toyota Highlander
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Toyota Sienna
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Toyota Venza / Harrier
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Toyota Yaris
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Volkswagen ID.4
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