When Evergreen and Brewton drivers are thinking about making the switch from their gas-powered cars to electric ones like the Bolt EV, the environmental benefits are never left out of the conversation. And for a good reason. But one question that often comes up is, “Are electric cars really better for the environment?” Overall, yes: electric cars offer many advantages that are worth mentioning, and despite some drawbacks, they produce far fewer harmful emissions than conventional cars.
We answer the question, “are electric cars better for the environment?” and more with this guide from Lee Motor Company.
Before we go any further, let’s review the known environmental benefits of electric cars:
Here are some concerns that Atmore drivers have when they’re researching electric cars:
When you get behind the wheels of an electric vehicle, the difference you’re making is bigger than you might think. If you’re ready to get your hands on your very own EV, then contact us today to schedule a test drive or apply for financing online. You’ll be able to enjoy all of the benefits both environmentally and financially with the latest EVs from Lee Motor Company.
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