1. You drive less than 40 miles per day on average. For most of us car commuters, and
this is about eighty percent of Americans, we drive less than forty miles each day. Electric
vehicles and neighborhood electric vehicles (NEVs) in particular are perfectly suited to
this type of driving. Quick stop and go and multiple trips in your day? Even better as sever
lf the electric cars out there can recharge your batteries when you step on your brakes.

2. Say bye-bye to your gas station slash convenience store.Some of today's electric
cars that have longer ranges do use a gas combustion engine and estimates are that for
the average consumer, you're only filling up a few times each year. For you pure plug-in
owners, it's knowing that you never have to go to the gas station again, that is unless you
want to pick up your favorite roadie food (c'mon, you know what yours is - mine is
Hershey's whoppers)

3. Your vehicle is running ninety-seven percent cleaner than gas-powered
vehicles.While you may still be stuck in the same daily drive and all-too-familiar traffic,
neighborhood electric vehicles (NEVs) and longer range electric cars produce zero
emissions. Something we can all breath a lot better about. This fact seems to be
especially attractive to city dwellers in smog intensive areas where sunlight and
hydrocarbons and nitrogen oxides combine to form air pollution.

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