Biggest Reason Why People Aren’t Buying
Electric Cars Revealed in New Survey
Posted By: earlybird, 7/13/2022 8:17:40 PM
A survey discovered that charging logistics is the primary reason why Americans aren’t buying electric vehicles. Consumer Reports, which said it surveyed around 8,000 Americans, found that 61 percent said they wouldn’t seek to own an electric vehicle because of charging logistics while 55 percent cited the number of miles a vehicle can go per charge. Another 52 percent said that the costs of buying and maintaining an electric vehicle are cost-prohibitive. Another 46 percent of the respondents stated they have not heard of any financial incentives available for owners of electric vehicles.
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Duh. We could have told them that…. Drivers need readily avilable charging at home and wherever else they want to go. And then there’s the matter of the ungodly expensive battery if and when it must be replaced. No, no and no.