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Experts say electric vehicles unlikely to affect condition of roads, even at heavier weights
The increased weight of electric vehicles when compared to their gas-powered counterparts and it's effect on infrastructure may be on the minds of policymakers and taxpayers in Arkansas and across the ... Read More
We Solved the EV Charging vs. Gasoline Cost Debate With Experts and Math
We break down the numbers and asked industry experts whether powering an electric vehicle or filling a gas tank is truly cheaper in today's market. Read More
Buying an EV? Here’s why electric cars are so heavy

EVs weigh much more than ICE cars on average. There are safety concerns for collisions with other vehicles, pedestrians and cyclists. Automakers are developing new batteries that offer more range and ... Read More
How minimalist EV trucks could finally make electric vehicles affordable

Most Americans say they’re EV inclined. While battery-powered cars account for only about 1 in 10 new cars sales, almost 60% of shoppers say they are “very” or “somewhat” likely to buy an electric ... Read More
Electric vehicles are about to get more expensive. Analysts say buy now

Ivan Drury was stunned when he found out how much his aunt was paying for a lease on the electric Honda Prologue SUV. Drury, director of insights for Edmunds, tracks sales of electric vehicles closely ... Read More
Why electric cars are heavier than gas cars

Electric vehicles are heavy. Seriously. Automakers are developing new battery technologies to lighten the load. Read More
Surprising inhibitor of EV adoption, according to new report: Junky garages

Not owning your own home presents a substantial complication to installing EV charging, according to Telemetry. Installing in-home chargers can cost on average $2,000. As electric vehicle adoption ... Read More
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