While going electric is all well and good, the biggest barrier to entry into the EV life is price. In fact, according to car megasite Edmunds.com, the average price of a new EV, as of March 2022, is just over $60,000. High-performing electric cars like the Mercedes-Benz EQ are even more expensive.
There is a significant push in the market, through dealer rebates, government tax incentives, and even some states outright paying you a few thousand dollars worth of carbon rebates, for widespread adoption of electric vehicles. Yet, with an average price more expensive than a brand new 2022 Ford Mustang Mach 1 Premium, the second most powerful Mustang you can buy at $58,000, that is a significant jump above the “Affordable” market space.
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