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A recent study by ZETA shows us that EVs are not much cheaper to drive than their gasoline-powered counterparts.
While the driving range isn’t matched perfectly, even with models from the same family, an electric vehicle is now three to six times cheaper to drive, thanks to the continued increase in gas prices. If you’re in the market for a new car, now might be the time to jump in and enjoy the electric driving offered by one of the latest models that uses nothing but battery power to keep a vehicle going.
Let’s Look at Some Differences
ZETA is short for Zero-Emission Transportation Association which studies the differences in the cost of driving various vehicles on the road. A small part of their most recent study gives us an idea of the cost of powering gas and electric vehicles. This recent stud uses a national average price per gallon of gas of $4.32, while the national average for a kWh fee of $0.14 each.
Looking at this study, it would cost the following to fill up a few vehicles with gasoline:
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