E-Mobility

Where Electric Cars Are (Not) Being Considered

The adoption and openness to electric cars vary significantly between states in the United States. While some states appear to be embracing EVs in large numbers as the future of transportation, others states are home to large majorities seemingly still skeptical about the feasibility and practicality of electric vehicles.

As data from the Statista Consumer Insights survey shows, California is one state that is at the forefront of the electric car revolution, with 0ver 30 percent of respondents saying they consider the propulsion type 'electric' when buying a car. New York, Maryland and New Hampshire also had over 30 percent keeping an EV in mind in 2022.

On the other end of the scale, states like North Dakota, Kentucky and Alaska showed relatively little interest in adopting electric cars as a viable transportation option.

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This chart shows the share of U.S. respondents that said they consider the propulsion type 'electric' when buying a car, by state.

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Consumers' car purchasing intention in the United States in 2022, by vehicle type and living area
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Distribution of U.S. consumers considering an electric vehicle purchase as of April 2021, by electric vehicle ownership
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U.S. Consumers' likelihood to purchase an electric vehicle based on previous knowledge of this vehicle segment as of 2021
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Annual electric vehicle sales in California (U.S.) between 2013 and 2023, by propulsion type
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Selected reasons why consumers in the United States considered purchasing an electric vehicle as of May 2022
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Share of household members in the United States who considered to buy an electric car in 2022, by income

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