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    Interest in EVs and low-carbon fuels is rising, Consumer Reports says

    Editor - The Auto JournalBy Editor - The Auto JournalJuly 7, 2022Updated:July 7, 2022No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The most important barrier for these not serious about EVs is charging accessibility, stated David Butler, Consumer Reports’ strategic communications senior director.

    “Charging was definitely the primary concern. It’s interesting that charging was the first concern that we heard before people got into costs,” Butler stated. “There are more charging stations today, but we need even more. We want to make sure that lower-income communities aren’t left out.”

    The survey additionally discovered that folks in low-income communities confirmed a excessive curiosity in EVs.

    “In nonwhite communities, interest in electric vehicles was generally higher than in white communities. I think that’s important for automakers to know because they don’t necessarily tend to advertise in these communities,” Warren stated. “People in Congress and the state level represent these communities, and we need them to understand that they’re being left behind, but they have such a high interest.”

    The survey additionally discovered that simply 25 % of respondents had beforehand heard of low-carbon fuels. However, shopper alternative in fuels will likely be crucial, Warren stated.

    “We want to minimize emissions, whether they’re greenhouse gas emissions or other types of air pollution. So that’s kind of how they go together; electricity is technically a low -carbon fuel,” Warren stated. “As we’re transitioning from traditional fuels to cleaner transportation, we need all of these solutions to ease the transition. It’s all about choices.”

    Consumer Reports plans to start sharing the survey findings with stakeholders Thursday. The group will share the findings with automakers and federal officers subsequent week.

    Source: www.autonews.com

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