My Old Car Works Just Fine. Is It Still Greener to Spring For an Electric Car?

22 Sep 2023 | Abstracted from Outside Online

"...a tipping point in the life of an electric car where the emissions savings pays off the manufacturing footprint.” That typically happens at around 13,500 miles...You might think an EV is out of your price range. But the landscape has changed recently: price drops, incentives, and a growing used market."

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