Electric Vehicles are making a comeback?

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With an average price of $4.33 per gallon in March, gas prices already hit record highs. Although prices have since dropped, experts caution that a combination of seasonal demand and rising oil costs might cause gas prices to rise again soon, according to a previous article in USA Today. You could be thinking of switching to an electric vehicle if there's little chance of finding respite at the pump, according to business Insider.
According to a rough estimate among dealers, less than 1% of the 250 million automobiles, trucks, and SUVs now on American roads are electric. It is difficult for manufacturers of electric cars like tesla or toyota (hybrid) to make a difference by expanding production numbers in order to lower prices given that new car sales in the US range from 17 to 18 million annually.
People who are considering switching to electric should first learn about the cost considerations that come with going electric, according to dealers, if people believe the Russian-Ukrainian war will drag on for longer than a year and sanctions by the US and europe on Russia's oil supply continue as part of sanctions.
Tesla is by no means ceding ground, even though Elon Musk created the environment that allowed other automakers to launch their own rival EVs. A well-known automobile journalist named Gabrielle Olya claims that the EV OG is still producing battery-powered vehicles that outsell the competition by a mile without emitting any emissions.

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