Why expensive power could soon accelerate, rather than retard, the US EV adoption divide
Thus far US BEV adoption has largely been strongest in areas that have higher residential power prices. What if that became a feature, not a bug?
EVs of any hue outsell pure ICE vehicles
Some in the EV world would argue that hybrids, plug-in or not, are little more than ICE vehicles with a slightly lower carbon footprint. Certainly, in the long term, having two different technologies under the same bonnet screams of inefficiencies.
Nonetheless, as the transition towards BEVs and away from ICEs gathers pace, hybrids do at least represent a statement of intent by the consumer. And they clearly play a role in tackling some of the concerns drivers have around range and charging, particularly for those that more regularly do the type of driving that test the existing BEV infrastructure.
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