For years, the most visible divide over electric vehicles has seemed to be political—just look at all those “I bought this before Elon went crazy” bumper stickers. But new polling suggests that the way a person votes may be a far worse predictor of EV interest than you’d think.
According to a new survey published by the Zero Emission Transportation Association, an EV industry group, age is a far bigger fault line than political affiliation. The findings say a lot about where the car market is headed, so let’s unpack.
