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There Are Not Enough Electric Cars in Canada

There are not enough electric cars in Canada. A lot of people want to buy them, but there are not enough cars.

Electric cars are becoming more popular because of the high gas prices and because people are worried about climate change. Also, there are more models of electric cars available now.

It seems that getting your hands on an electric vehicle (EV) is becoming increasingly difficult, as 41% of those shopping for one find the process frustrating. According to a new report from BC Hydro, people are resorting to multiple waitlists, buying EVs from other provinces, and spending more than they planned in order to get their hands on the vehicle they want. While this may be difficult, it seems that the number of people wanting EVs is growing, which is good news for the environment.

Rising Fuel Cost

Automotive industry analysts say that as gas prices continue to rise, an increasing number of consumers are looking into electrified and electric vehicles. It seems Vancouver is set to have the country’s highest gas prices this weekend, with regular fuel costing around $2.34 per litre. The national average is just below $1.98 per litre, but with prices continuing to increase, it’s likely that more and more people will begin considering making the switch to an EV.

Benefits of Buying EV

There are a number of benefits to driving an electric car. Firstly, they’re much cheaper to operate than gas-powered vehicles – you’ll save a lot of money on fuel costs in the long run. Secondly, they’re better for the environment, as they produce zero emissions. And finally, they’re often much more fun to drive, as electric cars tend to have instant torque and rapid acceleration.

If you’re thinking of making the switch to an electric car, now is a great time to do it. There are a number of fantastic EVs on the market, from the Tesla Model 3 to the Chevrolet Bolt EV. You can also take advantage of government incentives – in Canada, you can get up to $5,000 off the purchase price of an EV. So if you’re tired of high gas prices, make the switch to electric – it’s a decision you won’t regret.

Read More: EV REBATES: Canada Electric Car Rebate 2022

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