Blog: What’s the Problem? Recent EV News

A ride untroubled by chargers, money is saved, every EV owner says the same thing.

Photo Credit: CleanTechnica

We talk to a lot of drivers who could just as easily buy fossil cars, but they don't.

The main issues people concern themselves with are charge control and range anxiety, but these drives tell us what we as the sellers already know... the charge problem is becoming not a problem, and the range? Just sign up to lots of charging networks.  

Nicolas Raimo, based in Derbyshire as a Used Car Dealer was quoted on his experience

Just take it for one drive. Most people get in, realise it feels a lot smoother and more comfortable and go, wow, why did I wait this long?

They are as clean as individual transport can get and save me money.

We can drive around these beautiful places without producing car fumes. I have never run out of electricity, and I have yet to have an electric car set on fire, unlike when I had a fossil car.

What do Drivers Really want in their Next Vehicle?

There are a range of reasons to invest in electric, YouGov gives stats on US numbers alone which makes you think, well if that's only the US, how many others think the same? A lot. Their data shows us a good 66 percent of people there intend to buy one, based on protecting the planet they live on. 61 percent desire lower costs. Maintenance, tax, decreased running bills for fuel.

28 percent are watching, following the market with keen eyes in the move from fossil running to clean energy running, so naturally they seek to secure their next car wisely.

The practicality of electric cars doesn't need as much dramatics as it gets, basically.