A new survey reveals a striking gap between consumer expectations and actual needs for electric vehicle range. While many Americans desire a driving range of 300 miles for their EVs, the majority report that 75 miles or less is sufficient for their daily commuting and errands. The findings highlight how perceived range requirements often exceed practical usage, potentially influencing purchasing decisions. Experts suggest this discrepancy could impact the adoption of more affordable, shorter-range electric vehicles.
Americans want 300 miles of EV range – but most say 75 or less covers their day Electrek
