Ontarians should consider making the switch to an EV this year
Ontarians should consider making the switch to an EV this year
Posted on September 23, 2022
Ontarians who are undecided about switching from a traditional gas-powered car to an electric car have several compelling reasons to do so.
The first reason is your bank account. Gas prices are rising by the day, and if current trends continue, a litre of gas could cost $2.50 by the end of the season.
Most Canadians must drive because there are no other options, but we're tired of being ripped off every time we stop for gas. Switching to an EV will allow you to finally stop worrying about money.
A solid argument to install a level 2 charger at home
There are three methods for charging your EV currently available:
Level one charging is the most basic. Simply plug it into a standard 110V outlet at home. It may take several hours or even several days to fully charge your EV.
Level two charging offers you access to a 220V socket, similar to the one used by your electric clothes dryer, but with greater amps.
Some automakers and the Ontario government are offering incentives to help you pay for the installation of a level 2 charger at your home by a qualified electrician.
Level 3 charging is available at locations such as Petro Canada and others. These stations require a little price for network access, but they provide the best charging speeds.
EV customers in Ontario are eligible for a variety of rebates
There will be numerous incentives by the government available to assist reduce the cost of purchasing an EV.
What may surprise you is that the average cost of an electric vehicle (EV) is roughly the same as that of a gas-powered automobile that drives similarly.
Despite the fact that the first-generation EVs were rather expensive, the major automakers have made wise investments that allow them to produce more cars in less time.
It's never been easier to finance an electric vehicle in Ontario
As EVs gain popularity in Canada, more lenders enter the market, competing for your business.
As the market for electric vehicles (EVs) expands, lenders will shift away from exclusively financing gas-powered automobiles and toward hybrids and EVs, which are here to stay.
Because the Ontario car market is heating up, now is a good time to consider making the switch.
There are powerful resources available to help you
Trying to buy an electric vehicle on your own is one of the worst things you can do. You should go to a local dealership and look at all of the new and old electric vehicles they have.
If you've never driven an EV before, now is a fantastic time to take one for a spin and experience what it's like to drive with only one pedal.
Even if you have bad credit, the local car dealership will assist you get a good bargain. With petrol costs rising, no one can afford to wait any longer. Call the dealership right now to schedule a test drive.
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