"Poll Reveals Majority of Americans Unlikely to Buy Electric Cars Despite Biden's Push"

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Nearly half of Americans say they are unlikely to buy an electric vehicle (EV) as their next car due to the lack of charging options and high costs, according to a poll by the Energy Policy Institute at the University of Chicago and the Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research. The poll found that 80% of respondents cited the lack of charging infrastructure as a primary reason for avoiding an EV. The findings come as the Biden administration aims to boost EV sales and transition the country to clean energy, with a goal of up to half of all new vehicle sales being electric by 2030.
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- As Biden Pushes Electric Cars, Most Americans Lack Interest, New Poll Shows The New York Sun
- Lack of chargers, range anxiety, and reliability fears make drivers wary of EVs Washington Examiner
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