Electric vehicles (EVs) are growing in popularity, with production increasing among most major automakers. It’s easy to see why, with a lower carbon footprint, and typically greater return on power costs than gasoline. Add in that the car can charge at home — no gas station stops needed — and even recharge off green energy for free, depending on your home energy setup: there’s a lot that’s attractive about these vehicles.
Buying an EV vs. a gas-powered car may not be as straightforward for first-time buyers, though. Among the most important considerations are the driving range and the ability to charge EVs on the road and at home, according to Cars.com.
