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Here's How EVs Could Get 200 Miles Per Gallon
12 Apr 2024 | Abstracted from Washington Post
"A new report says that electric vehicles could double in efficiency in the next decades - if automakers make the right moves
"...average electric car in the United States today gets the equivalent of 106 miles per gallon...EPRI/NRDC "analysis finds that increasing the efficiency of EVs could cut energy consumption per mile in half by 2050 - and in so doing, reduce pressure on the grid by about half."
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