Hybrids make the most sense for an American family E car for all-around use.
Hybrids are still just an ICE with all the maintenance involved. Having extra milage is a plus, especially with a plugin.
I’m extremely happy with my EV. Maintenance cost has been zero, (dealer rotates tires for free every 8k miles). Edit: I’ve only paid for cabin air filters.
What EV do you have again?
2026 Hyundai Ioniq5
On my way home from Denton and I’m currently at a charging station in south Dallas. There are 4 Cybercabs and 4 Avrides. I have never heard of Avride before.
Big Corp sees the numbers
“2,000 trucks x $20,000 in fuel savings per year x 20 years. That works out to $800 million in total savings, for a whopping ~166% ROI”
Global gas vehicle sales falls below 50% for first time. That’s good news, but unfortunately the US cut its local manufacturing companies (Ford and GM) legs off prematurely. Sure, there is still Tesla, if one of their 2 models fit your needs. Really bad to see US lagging in auto technology.