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When you choose to drive an electric car, you’re making a significant step toward cleaning up the air and cutting carbon emissions. You also have the added benefit of saving money on fuel over time, thanks to lower maintenance and repair costs.
Aside from the clean, green benefits, EVs have another key advantage over gas-powered cars and trucks: They’re more efficient. The efficiency of an EV’s electricity consumption depends on the type of source the electricity comes from, but it generally ranges between 25 and 35 percent higher than for fossil fuel-powered vehicles.
Compared to gasoline-powered cars, EVs have fewer moving parts and require far less maintenance. Because of this, they last longer and tend to have lower ownership costs over their lifetime.
As a result, many dealerships are gearing up to sell and service EVs. They’re also training their salespeople and service technicians to deal with electric vehicles.
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Ford is already a leader in the EV space with its F-150 Lightning pickup truck, which has quickly become one of America’s best-selling vehicles. In addition to its impressive driving range, the electric pickup has a 70 MPGe combined rating from the EPA that’s much more efficient than its gas-powered rivals.
The company plans to expand its electric lineup by 30 new plug-in models by 2025, with 40% of its fleet electrified by 2030. Other major automakers such as Toyota, Volkswagen, Daimler, and Hyundai have made similar commitments to bringing electric vehicles to their dealerships in the near future.
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