The survey of 8,027 adults found that 14% would definitely buy or lease an electric-only vehicle, 57% would consider one, and 28% would not consider getting an electric-only vehicle. Age, income and education levels correlated with willingness to drive one. A lack of education around available tax incentives, environmental impact, and how an EV works is a significant factor in EV adoption, according to the survey. Nearly half of Americans (46%) have not heard about any incentives available for EV owners. 'Some of us have questions about the transition to electric vehicles, as many of us are unfamiliar with them,' said Dr. Quinta Warren, associate director of sustainability policy for Consumer Reports. 'Expanding charging options and elevating incentives, combined with education campaigns and getting more people to experience EVs personally, can all help drive adoption.' Asked about the top three concerns over buying or leasing an EV, 61% of respondents said they were concerned with...
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