As more car companies get on the electric vehicle (EV) bandwagon, the number of makes and models available just keeps growing, making it hard for consumers to keep up with them all. Fortunately, there is help.
The US Department of Energy maintains a website with basic information on all vehicles sold in the US from 1984 to the present. To zero in on just EVs, it takes some time to thread your way through the various search options. But, the results show 287 EVs from the newest 2022s back to the 1998 Chevrolet Spark and Honda EV Plus. So, no matter if you’re looking to buy a new or used EV, you’ll find helpful information.
To save you time, here’s a link that takes you directly to the entire listing of EVs: https://bit.ly/3lZBW1K
Plug In America also has a website showing only the newer models of EVs available, making navigating much easier. Just go to: pluginamerica.org.
You can also search for dealers and used EVs, but that search only takes you to the CarMax site.
A recent UN climate panel report warns that global warming is dangerously close to spiraling out of control, with the world certain to face further climate disruptions for decades to come. The deadly heat waves, massive hurricanes, and other weather extremes that are already happening will only become more severe.
Driving an EV is a simple act that can reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Yes, they are more expensive, but you can save by buying used. So, why not make your next car an EV?
