Ford Drivers Who Go Electric Don't Miss Gas Cars 'In The Least Bit'

03 Feb 2026 | Abstracted from Electrek

EV drivers say they're not going back to gas because of instant acceleration, quiet rides, and smoother driving that reduces fatigue. Home charging is more convenient than gas stations, and lower maintenance makes ownership easier. After switching to the Mustang Mach‑E or F‑150 Lightning, they find EVs more enjoyable, cheaper to run, and better for daily use - so sticking with electric feels like the obvious long‑term choice.

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