The study showed that almost half of electric car drivers regret their purchase
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A recent study by McKinsey & Co. found that nearly half of electric vehicle (EV) owners regret about their purchase and would go back to a gas car if given the chance. The study cited several reasons for this regret, including: Range Concerns: EV owners often worry that the battery will die before they can even get to a charging station. This can be a serious inconvenience, especially for people who live in rural areas or often make long journeys. High charging costs: Charging an EV can be more expensive than gas-powered cars, especially if you don't have access to a home charger. This is because public charging stations often charge every minute and the cost of electricity can vary depending on your location. Lack of public charging stations: There are still not enough public charging stations to make electric car ownership convenient. This can be a problem for people who live in apartments or don't have a garage. Despite these challenges, the EV market is still growing r