Out of these questions, the only one that I could understand is the one about EVs in extreme temperatures, particularly when it comes to cold weather because it can seriously affect range. Other than that these results are shocking.
Ford Survey reveals most people don't know what electric vehicles are capable of
Ford conducted a global survey that revealed a lot of people are still misinformed about electric cars and what they're capable of. I shouldn't be too surprised because EVs are still new to a lot of people, but the numbers are staggering.
According to the survey:
90% of Americans and European didn't think quick acceleration is a benefit associated with electric cars.
80% of Americans said they wouldn't choose an electric car for extreme hot or cold temperatures.
65% wouldn't choose one for all-wheel drive needs.
67 percent think that EVs can't tow to save their life.
42 percent of Americans believe electric cars, in spite of their name, still need to be filled up with gasoline to run.
www.cnet.com
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According to the survey:
90% of Americans and European didn't think quick acceleration is a benefit associated with electric cars.
80% of Americans said they wouldn't choose an electric car for extreme hot or cold temperatures.
65% wouldn't choose one for all-wheel drive needs.
67 percent think that EVs can't tow to save their life.
42 percent of Americans believe electric cars, in spite of their name, still need to be filled up with gasoline to run.
Ford highlights performance, capability of Mustang-inspired electric SUV
The storytelling coincides with one of Ford's latest goals: bust myths surrounding electric vehicles.
www.cnet.com
Ford Study Finds 42 Percent of Americans Think Electric Cars Still Need Gasoline
That's now how any of this works.
www.thedrive.com
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