8 stories tagged ev-ownership on EV Digest.
Amidst discussions of EV ownership challenges, a long-time electric vehicle owner explains why they ultimately decided against returning to a gasoline car. The author highlights the superior driving experience and unexpected value retention of used EVs as key factors in their decision.
The author reflects on over 12 years of driving electric vehicles, starting with a 2014 Nissan Leaf and eventually transitioning to Tesla models. This journey highlights the progression of EV technology and concludes with an assessment of Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) system, now at version 14.
Car and Driver features its copy editor, Meredith Conrow, for the Driver of the Week segment. Conrow discusses her extensive history with cars, from a childhood immersed in muscle cars to her current appreciation for the evolving automotive landscape including EVs. Her decades of experience in the industry provide a unique perspective on car culture and its future.
Navigating the process of acquiring a new electric vehicle, whether through purchase or lease, can be daunting. This guide offers straightforward advice to help consumers demystify the transaction and confidently land a great deal on their next EV.
When upgrading to a new EV, understanding the trade-in process can significantly impact your purchase. This guide helps current EV owners navigate valuation, timing, and negotiation strategies to ensure they receive the best possible price for their used electric vehicle, whether it's a BEV or PHEV.
Many prospective electric vehicle buyers are looking to trade in their current gasoline-powered cars to offset the cost of a new EV. Navigating the trade-in process can be complex, involving understanding true market value, dealership offers, and potential tax benefits. This guide helps clarify how trade-ins work to ensure a smooth transition to an electric vehicle.
Despite recent adjustments to federal tax credits for electric vehicles, a new analysis confirms that EVs continue to offer the most economical ownership experience. Factors like fuel savings and reduced maintenance contribute to their overall financial advantage over traditional gasoline cars.
A new analysis reveals that electric vehicle owners consistently spend less on 'fueling' their cars than those driving gasoline-powered vehicles, even as gas prices fluctuate. This cost advantage holds true over various periods, highlighting a core economic benefit of EV ownership. The stability of electricity rates compared to volatile gas prices contributes significantly to these savings.
