As gas prices continue to soar, many consumers are left wondering why electric cars haven't become the dominant choice on American roads. Despite their environmental benefits and lower operating costs, electric vehicles (EVs) still account for a relatively small percentage of new car sales. In fact, despite a federal tax credit aimed at making EVs more affordable, many potential buyers remain hesitant to make the switch. But what's holding them back? From concerns about charging infrastructure to the high upfront costs of these eco-friendly vehicles, the reasons are complex and multifaceted.
Gas is Expensive. So Why Aren't Electric Cars More Popular? Yahoo Autos
