Volvo EX30 in the family car category, BMW 5 Series in the Large Car category, Kia EV9 in the SUVs, Aston Martin DB12 among the exclusive cars and finally Volkswagen Amarok in the 4x4s and pick-ups.
They are the cars that won the Women's Worldwide Car of the Year title within the individual categories established by the regulations.
The overall prize will be awarded - explain the organizers of Wwcoty created by New Zealand automotive journalist Sandy Myhre in 2009 - it will be announced by choosing between these five cars.
The announcement will be made on the Women's Worldwide Car of the Year YouTube channel at 00:00 on March 8, International Women's Day.
To win one of the categories of the fourteenth edition of Wwcoty - whose jury is made up of 75 automotive journalists from 52 countries - a total of 62 cars were in the running, all launched in at least two continents between 1 January and 31 December 2023 "
The voting was not easy due to the extraordinary level of the candidates - says Marta Garcia, president of the Women's Worldwide Car of the Year - No vote was given at random. All the cars responded to demanding driving tests, detailed analyzes and accurate competitive assessments."
"That's why Wwcoty awards are the point of reference for millions of shoppers around the world."
The result is five models of excellence, five cars that represent the best in their category, cars that deserve one of the Women's Worldwide Car of the Year awards.
This unique award aims to recognize the best cars of the year and give a voice to women in the automotive world.
The voting criteria are based on the same principles that guide any motorist in his choice, such as safety, quality, price, design, ease of driving, benefits and environmental impact.
And the members of the jury - underlines the press release - "do not select a woman's car because cars have no gender distinctions.
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