Democrats and environmental activists are determined to push America into an all-electric future. But the growing list of issues with electric vehicles (EVs) paints a far more complicated picture. As President Joe Biden’s administration pushes green energy policies, major automakers are encountering significant challenges. Ford Motor Company is the latest manufacturer to grapple with an EV crisis.
Despite aggressive marketing and government incentives, many Americans remain hesitant to trade in their gas-powered vehicles for EVs. The reasons are straightforward—cost, convenience, and reliability.
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A new electric vehicle typically costs around $56,000, about $7,000 more than its gas-powered counterpart. For many working-class families, the prospect of paying this premium, combined with limited availability of used EVs, makes traditional cars a more practical choice.
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