Consumer Reports Confirms Electric Cars Really Are Cheaper!

BIG NEWS! A new study by Consumer Reports confirms that electric vehicles SAVE MONEY compared to the best-selling and most "efficient" gas-guzzling counterparts in their class.

Consumer Reports surveyed 10,000 electric vehicle (EV) drivers and analyzed depreciation, financing, sale prices and fuel costs. The study revealed that EV owners can save between $6K-$10K in lifetime costs compared to a gas-powered car. This is because EV drivers typically spend 60% less to power their vehicles and invest half as much on repair and maintenance, among other factors.

Want a deeper look at the cost savings realized by driving an EV? Check out this article by Consumer Reports, which has a link to the complete report: http://ow.ly/K8uO50CFCuK

You can also take a gander at this blog post by the Green Energy Consumers Alliance, which offers great insights about the study: http://ow.ly/HYoU50CFCaP

Consumer Reports Analysis Reveals Electric Vehicle Owners

Did you know that electric vehicle (EV) owners typically spend half as much on annual maintenance and repairs compared to owners of gas-powered vehicles?

A recent analysis by Consumer Reports, which surveyed thousands of drivers in 2019 and 2020, states that the financial savings offered by EVs can go a long way toward offsetting upfront consumer costs. Plus, an average EV produces 60% less greenhouse gas emissions than oil and gas-powered vehicles. Click here to view a press release with more details.

Consumer Reports plans to publish a white paper with even more intel soon—we’ll share it once it’s available!