Three reasons why EVs are more practical than ever in 2023 for everyone

Photo Credit: HT Auto The popularity of electric vehicles has undoubtedly increased over the last few years, with most known brands and many new businesses competing for market share. As the industry matures, it appears that most prospective automobile buyers will choose EVs in 2023.

• Owning an electric car is more convenient

When you purchase a car with an internal combustion engine, you agree to follow its maintenance schedule. You will need to service components like the gearbox and brakes as needed, change the oil every few months, and occasionally replace consumables like the clutch and battery. Because of their straightforward design, EVs avoid performing a lot of this routine maintenance, which lowers the cost of ownership. Photo Credit: GoMechanic

• Range is no longer relevant.

Range has increased dramatically as the EV market has grown, to the point that it rarely really needs to be taken into account anymore. You can essentially choose an electric vehicle based on attributes as long as you're purchasing one in 2023. Even longer excursions are now very straightforward with an EV because to the 350 kW charging speeds provided by many modern EVs, some of which can recharge 160 km (100 miles) of range in 10 minutes, and the abundance of public chargers accessible in the US.

• EVs are now accessible to everyone.

Early electric vehicles lacked a terrible lack of variety, with the majority being models like the Nissan Leaf or whatever Tesla was debuting that week. Since the demand for EVs has increased, the business for making them is booming and prices are falling sharply. Even Tesla is reportedly about to target the budget shopper. Also Read: Save up to US$350 on a brand-new ENGWE P26 electric bicycle It is ultimately up to each consumer to decide if they should purchase an electric vehicle, but given the changes that the EV market has through in the past two to three years, it is now worthwhile to give an EV some thought if you're in the market for a new car.