Most EV cars still cost more to charge than to fill up with gas

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• A big part of the electric-car transition is cost parity with gas-powered vehicles.
• While charging and fueling trucks cost the same, other cars and their electric counterparts differ.
• It's not yet cheaper to charge some electric cars than to fuel them with gas, a new study suggests

Most cars still cost more to charge than to fill up with gas — when you take other expenses like home charging and fees into account

Fueling a regular F-150 and charging a Lightning may cost the same, but fueling smaller cars may still costs less than plugging in, on average.

www.businessinsider.com

 

[GeddyLee09]

To be fair you could take the data used and come up with different conclusions about costs. What it does show is that there isn't really a big difference in cost to operate between electric and gas vehicles. The problem is that when more people move to EV's and electrical usage continues to rise along with demand prices will continue to go up.