Driving with electricity is much cheaper than with gasoline
This is a re-post from Yale Climate Connections by Karin Kirk
The rising cost of gasoline and diesel is both a frequent headline and an ongoing financial drain for many, let alone a major issue in the upcoming November midterm elections. But unlike previous gas crunches, some consumers now have options about the energy source that powers their driving.
Not long ago, electric vehicles were the domain of early-adopters and wealthy consumers, but times are changing fast. Moderately priced EVs range from $ 27,400 to $ 34,000, and as gasoline prices climb, EVs can offer respite from rising fuel costs.
As of June 1, 2022, the U.S. average price of regular gasoline was $ 4.67, according to AAA, and gas prices have climbed 41% percent since the start of this calendar year. Experts are saying those prices will …