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“Electric vehicles are still far out of the money, but a stimulus that was targeted at reducing the cost of these batteries absolutely could help," EPIC Director Michael Greenstone tells...

Owners of electric vehicles don’t drive as much as other car owners, a new study from the University of Chicago, University of California, Davis, and UC Berkeley posits.

New EPIC research finds that electric-vehicle drivers put about half as many miles on their cars as the average driver.

EPIC Executive Director Sam Ori comments on the electrification of the federal government's vehicle fleet.

Harris assistant professor Fiona Burlig and co-authors found that electric cars are being driven substantially less than internal-combustion cars.

New data suggests that electric vehicles may not be an easy future substitute for the gasoline-powered fleet, as EVs currently travel less than half as much as the US fleet...

New research attempts to answer how much the average American drives their electric vehicle, finding people drove electric cars fewer miles than gas-powered ones.

New EPIC research provides estimates of electric vehicle home charging and finds EVs are getting less use than expected.