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Range Anxiety? What A New Study Found
30 Nov 2023 | Abstracted from ACSH.org
"Prediction of electrical use and environmental benefit base their calculations on vehicle miles traveled.
"Models that assume equal substitution between BEV and CV usage are implicitly assuming an optimistic scenario that is inconsistent with historical usage."
"...the study suggests that the majority of early BEV adopters owning more than one vehicle may choose to drive their BEV less, using their second conventional vehicle for distance"
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