EV Ownership in 2024: Why Are Tesla Drivers Switching to Gas?

New statistics reveal a surprising trend: Many EV owners are choosing gas cars. We analyze the factors driving this shift.
EV Ownership in 2024: Why Are Tesla Drivers Switching to Gas?
EV Exodus? Half of Electric Car Owners Considering a Return to Gasoline Recent data reveals that over half of Tesla owners are planning to replace their electric vehicles with gas-powered cars in 2024. Additionally, many owners are open to trading their Teslas for electric vehicles from traditional automakers, suggesting that growing competition in the EV market is playing a role. In 2024 alone, a significant portion of Tesla owners opted for gas-powered vehicles over electric ones, with only 32% choosing to stick with EVs. More detailed statistics show that 51% of Tesla drivers switched to gasoline-powered cars, 10% chose hybrids, and 6% opted for plug-in hybrids. These findings align with a recent survey by McKinsey & Co, which found that 46% of EV owners in the US are considering going back to gasoline-powered vehicles for their next purchase. This shift in car buying habits could signal that EV ownership is becoming less appealing to American consumers. However, it's worth …

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