Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
You’re not alone: EVs have many differences. If you’re looking for the charging point on an electric car, you can find it on the driver’s side of the car. Remember that this only applies to most
in Canada and the United States, where we drive on the left side.
You may have also noticed that electric cars are becoming more common. Though that may be the case, charging stations are still more infrequent than gas stations. Because of this, most plug-in owners do most of their charging at home.
The primary difference between a gas-powered and an electric car is its power source. We’re used to filling up at the gas station, while EV owners have to adjust to plug-in charging.
One similarity between both vehicles is that they need car insurance to drive on American roads, and
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