The cost of owning a car includes upfront payments, taxes, insurance, and registration. While electric vehicles tend to be more expensive than traditional gas cars, there are competitive options available starting at $22,000. The selection includes various vehicle types, excluding used cars. Many prices reflect the $7,500 EV tax credit currently offered, which may be removed soon. InsideEVs provides extensive experience in testing and reviewing electric vehicles to guide consumer choices.
Many affordable new electric options for 2025 are available, from a $22,000 hatchback to a luxury SUV lease cheaper than a Toyota Camry.
Electric vehicles are generally more expensive than internal-combustion counterparts, presenting a challenge for consumers wanting to switch from gasoline.
The current $7,500 EV tax credit is available for qualifying vehicles, but there are concerns it may be eliminated later this year.
InsideEVs editors have extensive experience testing cars, ensuring that consumers receive the latest information on electric vehicles.
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