Hybrid vehicles gain U.S. market share as EV and gas-powered car demand declines
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Mike Winters
Summary
Hybrid vehicles are gaining market share in the U.S. as both fully electric vehicles (EVs) and traditional gas-powered cars see declining demand. Hybrids offer a middle-ground solution: they cost more than gas cars but less than EVs, achieve 25-40% better fuel economy than gas models, and don't require plug-in charging infrastructure. Industry experts note hybrids provide fuel savings without the commitment to EV infrastructure that may not yet meet all consumer needs.
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Hybrid vehicles typically cost more than comparable gas-powered cars, but substantially less than many fully electric vehicles.
Hybrids typically achieve 25% to 40% better fuel economy than comparable gas-powered models.
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