In Pictures: Americans say 75 miles covers their daily drive, yet 42% want 300+ miles of EV range

Most Americans say they drive far less than the 300-plus miles of range they expect from an EV.

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Faster charging times rank among the top features that could persuade holdouts to go electric.

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Public charging infrastructure remains a key consideration for drivers weighing an EV purchase.

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Surveys show daily driving needs are modest, but range anxiety still shapes buyer decisions.

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Charging at home overnight can sharply cut running costs compared with gasoline.

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Automakers are betting on faster charging and lower prices to close the EV adoption gap.

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Purchase price, not range, remains the single biggest barrier to EV ownership.

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Home backup power is emerging as an unexpected selling point for electric vehicles.

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Home chargers let drivers top up overnight and wake to a full battery.

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