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Most Americans use far less range during their daily driving than they would like from an electric car before purchasing one, according to a survey of 1,005 U.S. adults conducted by BMW Group North America. According to the study, 73 percent of respondents said that a range of 75 miles (about 121 kilometers) or less would be enough for them on a typical day. However, when asked how much range they would like before purchasing an electric car, th…
BMW survey finds US drivers want much more EV range than they actually need
Nearly three out of four drivers said a range of 75 miles is enough to cover their daily driving routine, but 42% want an EV that can go at least 300 miles on a charge before considering a purchase.
BMW Group in the U.S. Survey Finds Americans Want More EV Range Than They Need Day to Day
A new nationally representative 2026 BMW Group U.S. survey of consumer attitudes toward electric vehicles finds electric vehicles are becoming part of the mainstream consideration set for American consumers, even as shoppers become more specific about what an EV must deliver. The findings reveal a gap between the range consumers say they need for their […]
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