Despite Bad Press, Half of Americans Still Want an EV or Hybrid - They Just Want Them Cheaper
29 Jan 2024 | Abstracted from Business Insider
"A new study from GBK Collective...found that half of the more than 2,000 US car consumers they interviewed were considering either an electric or a hybrid car for their next vehicle purchase."GBK's study found that EV considerers are willing to pay $7,650 more on average for an EV than a gas-powered car with similar features. Plug-in hybrid considerers are also willing to pay more – $6,905 on average."
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