A new survey by BMW reveals a significant gap between what American drivers believe they need from electric vehicles and their actual usage patterns. Respondents consistently overestimate the range required for their daily commutes, often citing unrealistic distances that far exceed typical driving habits. The findings suggest that concerns about range anxiety may be inflated compared to real-world driving needs. The data could reshape how automakers market EVs by addressing misconceptions about battery performance.
BMW survey finds US drivers want much more EV range than they actually need WardsAuto
