The good news is that leaders are taking steps to get more people to make the switch to EVs. In the United States, you can often get up to $7,500 back from the government for buying an EV. Some states are even banning the sale of gas-powered cars starting in 2035.
The government is also building charging stations across the country and plans to add half a million by 2030. That will make it easier to find a charging station—and cheaper to power up.
Some car companies are doing their part too. Volvo says they’ll stop selling gas-powered cars by 2030, and GM plans to do the same by 2035. Also, prices should go down as more electric cars get made. Once you own one, you save money by not having to pay for gas, oil changes, or most of the maintenance that gas cars need.
Experts predict that more than half of the new cars sold in the U.S. will be electric by the year 2030. Will yours be one of them?