US consumers are increasingly turning to hybrid vehicles over electric vehicles (EVs), according to a recent trend that's gaining attention in the automotive industry. Despite growing concerns about climate change and environmental sustainability, many Americans are opting for hybrid cars that combine a conventional engine with an electric motor. One reason for this shift is the lower upfront cost of hybrids, with prices often comparable to or even lower than those of non-hybrid models. Meanwhile, EVs have been criticized for their limited range, high purchase prices, and lack of charging infrastructure in many areas, factors that may be deterring some consumers from making the switch.
Why hybrids — not EVs — are winning over US consumers grist.org
