February 11, 2021
For some drivers, EV charging is the more convenient option to “fuel” their personal vehicles. The AAA Foundation’s American Driving Survey shows that on average, U.S. drivers drive less than 40 miles per day. Does this mean EV owners plug-in once per week? With electricity being easily accessible, how often are owners actually plugging in? We spoke with two current EV owners to better understand how frequently they charge their vehicles.
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