Why Gas Powered Cars Won't Be Around In 5 Years

Why Gas Powered Cars Won't Be Around In 5 Years

Gasoline-powered cars are expected to be replaced by electric cars in the future. The main alternative to gasoline cars right now are electric cars. According to a report by the International Energy Agency (IEA), electric vehicles (EVs) will account for 30% of all vehicle sales by 2030. Low gas prices are the primary culprit for EV’s short-term dip, but insufficient infrastructure, inadequate consumer perception, and simple inconvenience are the greatest inhibitors of the impending boom. As those are sorted – and they will be – gasoline will enjoy what may be its last hurrah.

Electric cars have many benefits. They are better for the planet as they do not contribute to local air pollution that can cause health issues in the population and damage the environment as a whole. They also have lower running costs. Electric vehicles are also quieter than gasoline-powered vehicles. Additionally, electric cars have better driving experience.