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More Americans Would Buy an Electric Vehicle, and Some Consumers Would Use Low-Carbon Fuels, Survey Shows
08 Jul 2022 | Abstracted from Consumer Reports
"The survey of 8,027 U.S. adults found differences across racial/ethnic & income groups in terms of how people perceive EVs... Almost half of respondents also reported being unaware of existing federal and state incentives
CR found that 14% of "American drivers say they would 'definitely' buy or lease an electric-only vehicle if they were to buy a vehicle today. That’s up markedly from the 4 percent who said the same in a 2020..."
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