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Gas nears $5. Why aren’t electric vehicles selling in the US?
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Isn't electricity price increasing too, even though at a slower pace?
In some places, but charging an EV is still much cheaper
Yes, but my relatively inefficient (for an EV) gets 2.5 times more range for the cost of a gallon of gas than my wife's pretty efficient ICE car.
So the price of electricty can double compared to gas, and it would still come out ahead.