A British MP is defying the conventional wisdom on electric vehicle range anxiety, revealing that she has driven over 100,000 miles in her eco-friendly car without ever running out of charge. The remarkable feat has sparked interest in the country's EV adoption, as the MP's vehicle has traversed a distance equivalent to driving around the world more than four times. The MP's experience contradicts concerns that EVs are limited by their battery life, raising questions about the practicality of electric vehicles for long-distance travel. As the UK government pushes for a ban on new petrol and diesel cars by 2030, the MP's story highlights the potential for EVs to become a viable alternative for the masses.
Range anxiety? Electorate "bigger than Belgium" hasn't been a problem for this EV-driving MP The Driven
