The Oil Crisis Is Making Drivers Realize They Can't Afford Not to Drive Electric

The oil crisis is making drivers realize they can't afford not to drive electric

With gas at $4.09/gal and oil crises recurring every few years, the math is clear: driving electric saves $100-200/month. Here's the breakdown.

The oil crisis is making drivers realize they can’t afford not to drive electric

The national average gas price hit $4.09 per gallon this week - up 33% from a year ago - as yet another oil crisis hammers American drivers. But this time, the math on switching to electric is so overwhelmingly clear that millions of drivers are doing the calculation and reaching the same conclusion: they can't afford not to drive electric. Electrified vehicle consideration jumped to 23.8% of all car shopper research activity in mid-March, the h…