On the other hand, we’re in a period of relatively rapid EV development. If your gas car is fairly fuel efficient or you don’t drive much, it may make more sense to hold onto it for a bit and wait for EVs to get better.
This is my current situation. My current vehicle is relatively new, but I want to get an EV soon. With how fast EVs are evolving, and the hope that the US will open its market to other EV manufacturers in the near future, I might have to wait for a bit.
On the other hand, we’re in a period of relatively rapid EV development. If your gas car is fairly fuel efficient or you don’t drive much, it may make more sense to hold onto it for a bit and wait for EVs to get better.
This is my current situation. My current vehicle is relatively new, but I want to get an EV soon. With how fast EVs are evolving, and the hope that the US will open its market to other EV manufacturers in the near future, I might have to wait for a bit.