A recent survey revealed that nearly half of Georgia drivers are uncertain about switching to electric vehicles (EVs), citing concerns over practicality and costs.

🔋 Why It Matters: The study highlights the growing divide between EV enthusiasm and hesitation, reflecting broader national trends as the automotive industry shifts towards electrification.

🚗 What’s Happening: Quantrell Subaru surveyed drivers across Georgia to gauge public sentiment on EVs:

40% of respondents expressed uncertainty about the practicality of switching to an EV
57% view the push for EVs as potentially profit-driven rather than environmentally motivated

📊 By the Numbers:

20% cite higher upfront costs as a major drawback
20% are concerned about the current charging station infrastructure
26% worry about potential battery replacement costs

32% are attracted to lower running costs of EVs
62% might reconsider EV purchase if government incentives are removed

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💡 Between the Lines: The survey reveals a complex landscape of consumer attitudes towards EVs:

While many Georgians appreciate the environmental benefits and potential cost savings of EVs, concerns about practicality and infrastructure persist
Media coverage plays a significant role, with 29% of participants swayed towards EVs by positive reporting