Some Home Appliances Can Use As Much Energy As Electric Vehicles

23 Feb 2023 | Abstracted from Verifty

"The electricity requirements of both electric cars and home appliances vary based on the efficiency of the models you own, as well as how often you use them...you fully charge your car at home throughout the year, you'd use between 3,423 kWh and 7,559 kWh

"...most common electric furnace uses about 3,163 kWh of electricity in a year."

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