8 Reasons Why You Shouldn't 

Buy an Electric Car

1

You can drive 250 miles before recharging. However, this doesn't account for time spent sitting in traffic.  

1. Limited Driving Range

2. Range Anxiety

2

If your EV models don't have a long-range, you may worry about running out of battery power before reaching a charging station. 

3. Limited Charging Stations

3

If you live in a rural area, you can pretty much guarantee that your charging station options will be slim to none.

4. Longer Charging Times

4

 Charging an EV to 80% takes anywhere from 30 minutes to 2 hours, depending on the level of charger you use. 

5. Higher Initial Price

5

The average electric car costs around $67,000. That is a considerable price tag, considering the average gas-powered car costs $48,000.

6. Battery Replacement Costs

6

Electric car batteries cost anywhere from $4,000 to $20,000, depending on the model.

7. Battery Production Impact

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The environmental impact of battery production is a considerable concern since mining and manufacturing lithium-ion batteries can be harmful to the environment.

8. Electricity Sources

8

If your region relies heavily on fossil fuels, then the eco-friendly advantages are not prominent.