Majority Of Americans Say They Are Unlikely To Purchase Electric Vehicles

13 Oct 2023 | Abstracted from IPSOS

"One in three Americans say it is likely that the next time they purchase a vehicle, it will be an electric one (31%). Those with a college degree (47%) are significantly more likely to buy an electric vehicle than those with a high school diploma or less (18%). Millennials (40%) and Gen Xers (33%) are significantly more likely to buy an EV compared to Baby Boomers (22%).

"A slim majority of Americans support government programs to reduce U.S. dependence on fossil fuels (54%) and government incentive programs to encourage EV purchases (52%)..."

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