The middle class is not buying electric vehicles as hoped. What happened?
"The EV is not trickling down. At least not for those prospective buyers."
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"The EV is not trickling down. At least not for those prospective buyers."
Automakers are now learning an important lesson: Not all car buyers are wealthy environmentalists.
There’s a looming grid problem. If we flipped a switch today and went all-electric, would we have enough electric-generating capacity?
As consumers fret over EV prices, they should consider rebates, lower operation and maintenance costs as well as environmental benefits
From the commentary: So now we have an EPA plan to solve this dilemma. It’s a fix for a century-old technology struggling toward prime time. By handicapping the competition, the plan could make it possible for the electric car to finally reach its five-year goal of glory.