EVs for All America Featured in The New York Times
EVs for All America was recently featured in The New York Times in a story examining how electric vehicles became political and what it will take to move past that divide.
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In the article, EVs for All America Co-Founder and CEO Mike Murphy explains how early marketing decisions framed electric and hybrid vehicles as moral or political statements instead of consumer products. While that approach energized some buyers, it also fueled backlash and hardened partisan attitudes.
The takeaway is straightforward. Electric vehicles should compete like any other cars and trucks.
When automakers lead with performance, technology, reliability, cost savings, and driving experience, EVs can win consumers across communities and political lines. When vehicles are framed as mandates or symbols, many Americans tune out.
That is the mission of EVs for All America. We focus on research, messaging, and strategy to help electric vehicles reach the mainstream by keeping politics out of the driver’s seat.
Read the full article:
Before Electric Vehicles Became Political, There Was the Toyota Prius
The New York Times