A growing number of electric vehicle owners are switching to plug-in hybrids due to rising charging costs and infrastructure limitations, according to a new study. The research highlights frustration over high electricity prices, unreliable public charging networks, and long wait times as key factors driving the shift. Many drivers report that hybrids offer a more practical balance between electric range and fuel flexibility. The findings suggest a broader trend as consumers weigh convenience against the long-term sustainability goals of fully electric vehicles.
Charging concerns push more EV owners toward hybrids, study finds Automotive News
