Electric Cars Are Cheaper to Drive Than Gas-Powered Cars
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In comparison to combustion engines, e-cars are becoming increasingly cheaper in operation. A new study shows how big the difference is now – and why it continues to grow.
Last year, battery-powered electric cars in the EU were 33% cheaper when driving than petrol. This is reflected in a report by the International Council on Clean Transportation (ICCT), which is being presented today in Brussels.
Electric cars in the EU have recently been significantly cheaper than petrol vehicles. This is shown by a new report by the International Council on Clean Transportation. The rising oil prices increase the gap in addition.
Batteries become cheaper, fuel more expensive. For more and more people, e-cars are an alternative. The purchase costs are also approaching.
Falling battery costs and high fuel prices favour e-cars.
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