Photo Credit: Fair Use [17 U.S.C. § 107] While the price of electricity may be comparable to gasoline, the dramatic improvement of efficiency means many more miles for the buck.
Electric vs. Gas: Why Your Electric Car Costs Less to Drive
16 Jul 2025 | Abstracted from EVWorld.com
"Even when electricity costs more per unit than gasoline, electric vehicles can provide substantial annual savings due to their superior energy efficiency
"Electric vehicles represent a more efficient use of energy resources compared to gasoline-powered vehicles. While electricity may cost slightly more per unit of energy than gasoline, the dramatic efficiency advantages of electric motors result in significantly lower operating costs per mile driven."
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