New Study: Plug-In Hybrid EVs Nearly As Dirty As Gas Vehicles
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A new study suggests that plug-in hybrid EVs have nearly the same environmental impact as gas vehicles, contradicting the common perception that EVs are more eco-friendly. This finding may affect the market sentiment towards EV manufacturers, particularly those with high production costs. The study's results could also influence consumer purchasing decisions.
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Electric vehicle skeptics often squawk that battery-electric vehicles like Teslas are nowhere nearly as friendly to the environment as their proponents claim. Well, the truth is a bit more nuanced. Whereas the initial manufacturing of EVs, particularly their batteries, does have a significantly higher carbon footprint than internal combustion engine (ICE) cars, many life cycle assessments consistently show that EVs have significantly lower total greenhouse gas emissions than gasoline or diesel vehicles once they are on the road. Unfortunately,…
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