US EditionNew AAA Survey Shows Consumers Need More Education About EVs
- AAA's March 2025 survey found only 16% of U.S. Adults say they are likely to buy an electric vehicle as their next car.
- Despite improvements in EV variety, range, and charging infrastructure, many consumers remain hesitant due to concerns about cost, battery repair, and charging access.
- Over 75 new electric vehicle models now exist, offering 250-350 miles of range and supported by federal tax credits up to $7,500 and warranties covering batteries for 8 to 10 years.
- Survey participants identified expensive battery repairs , the initial cost of electric vehicles , and concerns over insufficient public charging availability as primary obstacles, while just 16% showed a strong likelihood of buying an EV.
- The results suggest that EV adoption may progress more slowly than expected, as automakers continue investing in technology and infrastructure to address persistent consumer doubts.
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New AAA survey shows consumers need more education about EVs
Electric vehicles (EVs) have come a long way in a short amount of time. In just the past four years, more than 75 new EV models have hit the market, giving consumers more choices than ever—whether they’re looking for a family-friendly SUV, a compact commuter, or a fully loaded luxury ride. And with fuel savings, lower maintenance costs, and fewer emissions, EVs continue to offer compelling advantages for everyday drivers. Still, the latest AAA c…
2. Americans’ interest in purchasing electric and hybrid vehicles
The electric vehicle market in the U.S. continues to expand, albeit at a slower pace than earlier in the decade. One-third of Americans say they would very or somewhat seriously consider purchasing an electric vehicle (EV) as their next vehicle. This is a slight uptick from last year (4 percentage points), but still down from […] The post 2. Americans’ interest in purchasing electric and hybrid vehicles appeared first on Pew Research Center.
AAA: Americans Becoming Less Interested in Electric Vehicles
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