Americans Are Warming Up to Electric Cars, But Still Divided Over Them

27 Mar 2023 | Abstracted from Market Watch

"Total new vehicle sales fell 8% in 2022. But electric vehicle sales grew by a shocking 65%...Just 3.2% of new cars sold in 2021 were EVs. In 2022, the same figure grew to 5.8%

35% "wanted an EV that offered 500 or more miles of electric driving range per full charge...56% would be willing to pay no more..."

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