High Mileage EVs Win CO2 Race, But Low Use Favors Hybrids

01 Jul 2023 | Abstracted from Forbes

"If you drive 30,000 EV miles a year you will break-even in 1 year, but according to the study this would only be about 0.4% of vehicles...Because Americans drive much further every year than other nationalities, that makes the U.S. much more suitable for vehicle electrification."

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