Most electric vehicles have a driving range of 50 to 330 miles. If, like most Californians, your daily commute is less than 100 miles, there is probably an affordable EV model to fit your needs. Visit Plugstar opens in new window to learn more about the variety of options available.

Commuting in an EV is a great way to save money on gas and maintenance; however, road trips can require additional planning. While locating charging stations is becoming easier each day, uncertainty around charging station locations can be stressful. While many EV models offer a range-per-charge of 150 to 250 miles or more, it’s important to plan accordingly to make sure you can find fast chargers in remote places or small towns along your route.

If you have more than one car now, consider an EV for your next vehicle. It’s a great opportunity to save and help the environment, and because they are so great to drive, most households end up using the EV as their primary vehicle.

Because EVs require charging, you’ll need direct access to either a standard 120V outlet or a 240V charger in your garage or driveway. Level 2 Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) can substantially reduce charging time and is more energy efficient.

Zero-Emission Vehicles (ZEVs) make it easy to save costs and pollute less. EVs use electricity typically generated from cleaner sources than fossil fuels.