Tool helps determine how much money you can save by driving an EV

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New Study Reveals Electric Vehicle Savings Potential

For those considering a switch to an electric vehicle (EV), the cost savings can be substantial. According to Josh Boone, executive director of Veloz, the main concern for consumers is how they can save money. By driving an EV, individuals can potentially reduce their annual fuel costs by around $2,000, equating to approximately $166 per month.

However, the extent of these savings depends on several factors, including the vehicle's distance driven and the miles per gallon of the current gas-powered vehicle. To help users estimate their potential savings, Veloz has developed a national database and website called ElectricForAll.org, which includes an online calculator.

By inputting key details such as the type of EV desired, annual mileage, fuel efficiency of the existing vehicle, local average gas prices, and zip code (which helps determine electricity costs), users can get an estimated fuel savings amount and total annual savings. Furthermore, this figure also takes into account maintenance savings due to the reduced number of moving parts in electric vehicles.

As Boone explained, "Electric vehicles require less maintenance overall, so there's less need for oil filters, spark plugs, or regular tune-ups." This reduction in maintenance needs translates into cost savings that can significantly impact an individual's budget.
 
🚗💸 i think its cool that people are looking at electric vehicles as a way to save money on fuel costs... like $2k a year is no joke! but what about the initial cost of buying one? i mean, those new evs can be pretty pricey 🤑 still, if you factor in lower maintenance costs, i think it can be worth considering. and its not just about the money - electric vehicles seem to be better for the environment too 🌎 that's gotta count for something!
 
I've seen people debating whether EVs are worth the investment and I think it's all about the math now 🤔. Saving $166 a month on fuel costs is no joke, especially for those who drive long distances daily. The fact that it also takes into account maintenance savings is a big win - less oil filters and tune-ups means fewer bucks spent at the mechanic. Plus, with all the government incentives and tax breaks available, switching to an EV can be a smart financial move too 💸. I'm not saying they're perfect or anything, but if you're in the market for a new ride, it's worth crunching the numbers and seeing what kind of savings you can net 📊
 
I think its gonna be crazy easy to save $2k a year on fuel costs with electric vehicles 🤑! If you drive like most people do, 12,000 miles a year, the calculator on ElectricForAll.org says I'd save around $1,800 just on fuel alone 🚗💨
 
I'm thinking... like if I switch to an electric car, I'll save $166 every month 🤑 on fuel costs? That sounds amazing! But what about the upfront cost of buying an EV? Is it really worth it? And how long does it take to break even on the higher price tag? 🤔
 
I'm still mad at the ElectricForAll website tho... 🤦‍♂️ It takes ages to load and sometimes you gotta refresh like 5 times just to see if your input is even registered 🕰️. And what's up with the calculator not giving exact numbers? I mean, I know it's trying to give me a rough estimate or whatever but come on, can't they just give me the whole number lol? 💸 I'm trying to save money here! 😤 But for real though, $2k savings per year is a big deal... that's like, a month of Netflix subs every month 📺.
 
I think its gonna be a game changer for those planning to buy an electric vehicle! I remember my friend got one last year and he was saving like $150 every month on fuel costs 💸. We went for a drive together and it was so smooth, didn't feel like we were driving at all 🌟. The website you can use to calculate the savings is super helpful, just input your details and voilà! You'll know how much you can save 💡. I'm thinking of getting one soon, electric vehicles are definitely the future 🚀
 
Ugh I'm not surprised the study showed those crazy low savings numbers 🤑. Like, come on $2k a year? That's just not realistic for most people who already have bills to pay and whatnot. And don't even get me started on how they're gonna factor in the cost of charging an EV... electricity prices vary so much by area and I'm sure some people are gonna be stuck with those outrageous rates 💸. Plus, have you seen the prices of these new EVs? They're like, super expensive 🚗. I mean, yeah maybe it's cool for them to do their research and all, but what about the people who can't afford it anyway? It just seems like another way for corporations to make money off us...
 
OMG, gotta get my hands on one of these electric cars ASAP!!! I mean, saving like $166 a month on fuel costs is insane 🤯! But for real tho, it's not just about the money, electric vehicles are the future and we gotta hop on this trend 💥. And the fact that there's now a website that can help you calculate your potential savings? Perfection! I'm already imagining myself cruising around in an EV with my savings account growing 🚗💸
 
🤔 I'm not buying it 💸... I mean, think about it - the gov and big oil are just gonna find ways to make us pay more for our electricity bills, right? 😏 And what about the environmental benefits? Are we really saving that much just because they made electric vehicles? 🚗💨 It's like they're trying to get us all hooked on EVs so we don't notice the real money makers - the tech companies and corporations that own those fancy grid systems 💻. I mean, have you seen how many patents Tesla has? 🤯 That's some suspicious stuff going down... 🚫
 
Wow 🤩 Interesting how much we can save on fuel and maintenance by switching to electric vehicles! $2,000 a year is no joke 💸 And it's not just about the money, reduced emissions are a big plus too 🌿
 
Just got my hands on this new study and I'm thinking, switching to electric is definitely worth considering! I mean, saving around $166 a month on fuel costs is pretty sweet 🤑. But what really caught my attention was the maintenance aspect - with EVs needing less upkeep, you can expect some serious cost savings over time 💸. It's like, if you're already investing in an electric vehicle, you might as well take advantage of those additional savings! Plus, it's not just about the money - reducing your carbon footprint and contributing to a more sustainable future is pretty cool too 🌎. Have anyone else considered making the switch?
 
OMG u gotta check out this new study on electric vehicles! I was like totally shocked when I saw they said we could save up to $2k per year by driving one? That's like, a ton of money 💸! I mean, sure it depends on how many miles you drive and what kind of car you get but still. And the website ElectricForAll.org is so cool! They have this fancy calculator that helps u figure out how much u can save based on all these factors. It's like, really user-friendly too. I'm def thinking of getting an electric vehicle myself now 🚀. Less maintenance means less cash outta my pocket and more money for, you know, stuff 😊.
 
I'm thinking of getting a new car and I've been considering switching to an electric vehicle 😊. But the thing is, how much will it actually save me? Like, if I drive 20 miles a day, will I be saving like $166 per month or is that just for people who drive like, super long distances all the time? 🤔 And what about charging at home vs at public charging stations? Is it gonna cost more to charge up at home than I pay for gas right now? 💸
 
I'm low-key excited about this new study 🤩! $2,000 a year is a pretty sweet deal just to drive an electric vehicle 💸. I've been thinking of getting my hands on one soon, and now I know exactly what kind of savings I can expect 😊. The thing that's got me a bit concerned though, is how much it'll actually cost to buy one in the first place 🤑. Still, if the maintenance costs are gonna be lower too, then I'm all in 🚀. Has anyone else made the switch? How was your experience with electric vehicles? 🤔
 
I'm thinking, what if we just considered the bigger picture here? Electric vehicles aren't all sunshine and rainbows... I mean, have you seen the cost of a new one? But at the same time, those savings add up to like $2k per year! 🤑 That's some serious cash right there. It's not about whether it's worth it or not, but more about weighing the pros and cons. And I think the fact that we can even calculate our potential savings is pretty cool 🤖. Like, if you already have a gas-powered car with high mileage, switching to an EV could be a no-brainer... financially speaking. But what about the environmental impact? Is it really worth trading off some upfront costs for a cleaner conscience? 🌎
 
I think its pretty cool that people are gettin worried about savin cash and doin the maths, ya know? It shows we're takin responsibility for our own finances! 🤑 And I love how Veloz is offerin a national database and website to help ppl make sense of it all - it's like they're sayin "Hey, we got your back!" 💪
 
omg u guys I just read this new study about electric vehicles and it's like super cool! 🤩 they say u can save around $2k a year by switching to one which is like, a lot of dough 💸! but 1st u gotta figure out how much ur savings will be based on how far u drive and what kinda car u want. veloz made this sweet calculator thingy called ElectricForAll.org that lets u input all ur deets and get an estimated savings amount 📊 it also takes into account maintenance costs cuz electric cars need less oil filters & spark plugs which means u'll save more $$ 💸
 
lol I just thought about this last week when my friend got a new EV 🚗 and was telling me how much he saved on gas. It's crazy to think that it could be like $2k a year! But what if they didn't have the website ElectricForAll.org? Like, wouldn't people be stuck in the dark trying to figure out how much they'd save? That database thing is genius btw 🤓 I mean, who doesn't love a good calculator? And maintenance savings are so underrated. My old car used to cost me an arm and a leg for oil changes 🤑
 
🚗 I'm loving this study! Driving an electric vehicle is a no-brainer if you're looking to save some serious cash on fuel 🤑. I mean, $2k a year is crazy talk! And it's not just the money, it's also good for the environment, right? Less oil means less emissions. Plus, with all these websites and calculators now available, it's easier than ever to figure out if an electric vehicle is right for you. I've got a friend who's been driving a gas-guzzler for years and he's always complaining about how much it costs. Maybe it's time for him to make the switch 🤔!
 
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