It’s been two years since we talked about electric vehicles. A lot has changed since then; much of it, for the better. In this episode: What’s happening in the EV market. We’ll discuss standout models, including some new, less expensive options. Plus, what to consider if you’re thinking about buying a used EV. More from Checkbook: Car
Whether you’re planning to buy a new or used vehicle, be prepared for sticker shock. According to Kelley Blue Book, the average new car sold for $48,600 in February. The average used car buyer paid $25,100. With so much money on the line, you really need to do your homework before driving off with a new set
Americans bought a record 1.2 million electric vehicles last year, and EV sales continued to grow in the first quarter of 2024, although at a slightly slower pace than anticipated. Buyers have more choices than ever: More than 40 electric cars, trucks, and SUVs from both U.S. and foreign manufacturers. Battery range has improved, and some lower-priced
In the last year or so, we’re finally beginning to see a robust market for electric vehicles. More manufacturers are now in the game, which provides buyers with more choices. So, should you go electric now, or wait, or maybe split the difference and go hybrid? In this episode, find out about the latest EV options, how
Higher gas prices have a lot of people thinking about making the switch to electric vehicles, and automakers are racing to provide customers with options—sedans, sports cars, SUVs, and trucks. In this episode, we look at where things stand right now, what’s coming down the road, and things to consider before buying a plug-in hybrid or fully
