A Silverado EV owner shares how switching from a high-efficiency diesel vehicle to an electric truck has led to significantly higher charging costs over long distances, despite the truck’s improved efficiency. The driver reports spending nearly $90 on charging after driving over 3,500 miles, raising questions about the real-world economics of electric trucks compared to traditional fuel-efficient models. The comparison highlights how electric vehicles, even with better mileage ratings, may present different cost structures for owners. Details on charging habits and efficiency metrics provide insight into the trade-offs of going electric for heavy-duty vehicles.
Silverado EV Driver Reports $88 in Charging Over 3,500 Miles After Switching From a 50-MPG Volkswagen Diesel Torque News
