Nearly Half Of US EV Drivers Consider Switching Back To Gas Vehicles: McKinsey Study

According to the recent McKinsey Study, Nearly Half Of US EV Drivers Consider Switching Back To Gas Vehicles: McKinsey Study

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A recent survey by McKinsey & Co. highlights growing dissatisfaction among electric vehicle (EV) owners, with 46% of US respondents and 29% globally considering a switch back to gas-powered vehicles. Key reasons include inadequate public charging infrastructure, high ownership costs, and a less enjoyable driving experience. The survey underscores significant challenges in the EV market despite ongoing efforts to expand charging networks and promote sustainability.

A growing number of drivers of electric vehicles are considering a return to internal combustion engine cars, per the latest results of the McKinsey & Co. Mobility Consumer Global Survey for 2024.

A Volkswagen electric car is parked in front of a charging station in Salzgitter, north-central Germany, on May 18, 2022. (John Macdougall/AFP...

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