More and More Electric Car Drivers Want to Switch to Hybrids. What Makes Them Change Their Mind
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54% of electric car owners admit to having avoided a trip for fear of not finding a charger on the route.
Almost three out of ten fully electric car owners consider buying a hybrid car or hybrid plug-in. The percentage increased from 23% in 2025 to 28% in 2026, according to an international study that shows that the experience of using and charging infrastructure increasingly influences driver choices.
The change in consumer behaviour among electric vehicle owners (BEVs) indicates a structural volatility that could directly influence the production plans of large car manufacturers and EU decarbonisation strategies.This is one of the major conclusions of the global study "EV Index 2026", carried out by Here Technologies mapping company and SBD Automotive market research firm.
More and more owners of electric cars admit to choosing a hybrid solution in the next car purchase. The percentage increased from 23% in 2025 to 28% this year, according to the EV Index 2026, a study developed by the Dutch localization technology company HERE Technologies and by the British automotive consultant SBD Automotive. [...] The post Hybrids attract owners of electric cars first appeared on AutoSport.
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