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EV Interest At An All-Time High: Half Of US Car Buyers Eyeing Plug-In Models - Vimarsana News

EV Interest At An All-Time High: Half Of US Car Buyers Eyeing Plug-In Models

EY's Mobility Consumer Index survey reveals that nearly half of US car buyers intend to buy an electric vehicle in the next 24 months.

EY research: Nearly half of US car buyers intend to purchase an EV - Vimarsana News

EY research: Nearly half of US car buyers intend to purchase an EV

The latest EY Mobility Consumer Index (MCI) — a global EY survey of more than 15,000 consumers from 20 countries — reveals that US consumer interest in electric vehicles (EVs) is at an all-time high, with about half (48%) of US car buyers intending to purchase an EV in the next 24 months.

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EY research: Nearly half of US car buyers intend to purchase an electric vehicle; charging and safety concerns weigh on consumers - Vimarsana News

EY research: Nearly half of US car buyers intend to purchase an electric vehicle; charging and safety concerns weigh on consumers

/PRNewswire/ -- The latest EY Mobility Consumer Index (MCI) — a global EY survey of more than 15,000 consumers from 20 countries — reveals that US consumer...

More than half of UK drivers considering an EV as their next car - Vimarsana News

More than half of UK drivers considering an EV as their next car

More than half (54%) of UK car buyers are considering an electric vehicle as their next car, according to new data from EY’s latest Mobility Consumer Index.

System shaves 75% off electric vehicle battery test time - Vimarsana News

System shaves 75% off electric vehicle battery test time

"The goal is to design a better battery and, traditionally, the industry has tried to do that using trial and error testing." New work may speed things up.