Yes, it’s true that an electric vehicle will cost you more up front. However, the fuel savings over time are so significant that you’ll recoup your investment in just a few years. Plus, with federal and state incentives available for purchasing or leasing an electric vehicle (or plug-in hybrid), the upfront price premium is often less than $5k!

This means you can finally get your hands on an affordable EV pretty easily and often without needing to wait in line. But before you make any commitments (or give up entirely), here are some important facts about electric vehicles and how they work; this information might just change your mind.

The most common misconceptions surrounding electric cars is that they’re not powerful enough or don’t have enough range. In reality, there’s really no such thing as too little power because it doesn’t rely on gasoline like traditional engines do. They’re cheaper to run, produce less carbon emissions, and lower your fuel costs.

But even if you don’t care about the environment or saving money on gas–electric cars simply make more sense as a personal investment in long-term economic stability for yourself and your family.

In order to get the most out of an EV purchase decision, it’s important that you do some research before making any decisions so that you can find one with all the features you want at a price point that suits your budget – and consider all of your options.

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