Electric vehicles saw a huge surge in popularity this year, with more and more drivers realising the environmental and economic benefits of going green. This caused a massive price spike for EVs, with companies like Tesla seeing their market value skyrocket over the course of the year. The company even cemented itself as one of the top car manufacturers in the world, surpassing Toyota in stock market value (this, of course, was before Tesla owner Elon Musk's somewhat erratic online behaviour). However, we are already starting to see issues with Tesla in the UK, as many news outlets reported queues of drivers trying to get to charging points. This suggests that demand is slightly higher than supply in terms of charging, so this is an issue that remains to be fixed in 2023. Luxury cars were another big winner this year as well, with high-end models from companies like BMW and Mercedes seeing a large increase in demand. This was likely due to people looking for something stylish and luxurious during the pandemic lockdowns, where luxury goods were some of the few options available for entertainment.