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More Car Buyers Ready to Consider EVs, But Lack of Charging Access Remains a Hurdle
27 May 2022 | Abstracted from Yahoo News
"Almost a quarter (24%) of shoppers surveyed in the J.D. Power 2022 U.S. Electric Vehicle Consideration Study being released Thursday say they are "very likely" to consider an EV for their next purchase or lease..."That's a 4% increase of those who are "very likely" to consider an EV compared with 2021, the first year of the study."
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