I Did a 2,000-Mile EV Road Trip Around Europe. Compared to 2016, It Was Shockingly Easy

06 May 2023 | Abstracted from CNET

"Throughout my entire journey, totaling over 2,000 miles, it was the only instance I had to make an adjustment to my charging route...Had I done the 2,100-mile journey in a gas-powered car, I would have spent around £409($510), based on burning fuel at 35 mpg and refueling at 150 pence per liter. With an EV, I spent only around $ound;308 ($384) on electricity."

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