New report shows EVs closing in on internal combustion cars
A new Norwegian report shows almost all electric car owners living in houses charge at home, while the the figure is 65 percent for apartment dwellers. Meanwhile, EV owners drive longer trips on vacation. Electric cars thus start to look like a 1:1 replacement for internal combustion models, the analysis concludes.
BY VICTOR EMIL KRISTENSEN
The time when electric cars were seen as inconvenient oddities is coming to an end, concludes a new analysis from Norway's Institute of Transport Economics (TØI).
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