Consumer Reports: EVs Offer Big Savings Over Traditional Gas-Powered Cars

www.consumerreports.org/hybrids-evs/evs-...vings-over-traditional-gas-powered-cars/

Owning an electric vehicle will save the typical driver $6,000 to $10,000 over the life of the vehicle, compared to owning a comparable gas-powered vehicle.

Wobei sie allerdings als Lebensdauer 300.000 km angesetzt haben, was ich etwas zu optimistisch finde.

Interessant ist, dass das öffentliche Laden in der Studie schon als Kostentreiber identifiziert und untersucht wurde:

CR found that although longer-range EVs make it possible for most EV owners to do more of their charging at home, where it would presumably cost less than at a public charging station, cars with a 250-mile range were in a “sweet spot” best suited for saving money. At that range, 92 percent of charging can be done at home, requiring only six stops at a public charging station per year. Vehicles with ranges above 300 miles add approximately 20 percent to vehicle cost and battery weight, while only decreasing the amount of public charging needed by 2 percent. Ranges below 200 miles significantly increased the amount of more expensive public charging that would likely be required, to the tune of 11 charging sessions per year for a 200-mile-range EV, and 20 charging sessions for a 150-mile-range model.

Das ist natürlich nur bedingt auf andere Länder übertragbar, aber ich denke auch, dass die Preistreiber bei den Ladeanbietern sich mit ihrer Preispolitik langfristig den Ast absägen, auf dem sie sitzen.