Study Finds Motorists Cover Fewer Miles Annually in EVs Compared to ICE Vehicles
Like many other developed nations around the globe, the United States plans to decarbonize its economy as part of efforts to mitigate global warming and stop climate change. This will require mass adoption of electric vehicles, alternative energy cars that use rechargeable batteries rather than fossil fuel to run. Electric cars still make up a relatively small percentage of total vehicle sales in the U.S., but Americans are adopting EVs in steadily increasing numbers. According to a recent study published in “Joule,” it seems that America’s growing number of EV owners may be driving fewer miles per year compared to…