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Band 9: The diagram below represents a survey on whether consumers would actually consider buying cars from tech companies such as Apple & Google. Summarise the information given in the diagram. Write at least 150 words.

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The image shows consumer willingness to switch car brands to tech companies in seven countries and by three age groups: India 81%, China 74%, Brazil 63%, France 38%, Germany 32%, US 29%, UK 26%; Age 18-34 65%, Age 35-49 49%, Age 50+ 26%.
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The bar chart shows the percentage of consumers who would consider buying cars from technology companies, such as Google or Apple, in different countries and age groups.

Overall, people in some countries are more willing to buy cars from tech companies than others. It is also clear that younger consumers are more interested in this idea than older people.

In terms of countries, India has the highest percentage, with 81% of consumers willing to consider buying such cars. China and Brazil also show relatively high figures, at 74% and 63% respectively. However, the percentages are much lower in European countries. For example, France records 38%, while Germany, the US and the UK have similar and lower figures of 32%, 29% and 26%.

Looking at age groups, the highest proportion is among people aged 18-34, at 65%. This number decreases to 49% for those aged 35-49. The lowest figure is seen in the 50+ age group, where only 26% would consider buying cars from technology companies.

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The diagram below represents a survey on whether consumers would actually consider buying cars from tech companies such as Apple & Google. Summarise the information given in the diagram. Write at least 150 words.

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