A new study reveals that women are more likely than men to perceive electric vehicles as slower than traditional gasoline-powered cars, despite performance data suggesting otherwise. Researchers found that this perception may stem from differences in how drivers evaluate acceleration and speed in everyday contexts. The findings highlight a potential gap between consumer expectations and the actual capabilities of electric vehicles. The study could influence how automakers market these cars to address lingering concerns about performance.
Women Think Electric Cars Are Slow: Study Yahoo Autos
