Electric Vehicle Owner Mistakes to Avoid
【Summary】Summary: As the popularity of electric vehicles (EVs) grows, many new EV owners are facing the unique challenges of owning an EV for the first time. This article highlights 12 common mistakes that new EV owners should avoid, including issues related to battery technology, range, and the differences between EVs and gas-powered vehicles.
Electric vehicles (EVs) have become increasingly common in the last decade, with most major automobile manufacturers offering at least one fully electric or hybrid model. The development of compact and powerful battery technologies has been a significant factor in making EVs more accessible and affordable.
In 2023, EVs accounted for approximately 8% of total new vehicle sales, and a significant portion of these were purchased by first-time EV owners. As a result, many new EV drivers are navigating the unique challenges of owning an EV for the first time. While an EV is ultimately just a car, there are enough differences between EVs and gas-powered vehicles that new owners may unknowingly make crucial mistakes.
To help new EV owners avoid these common pitfalls, here is a roadmap to the 12 most common mistakes:
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