80% of drivers believe EVs are too expensive

National Travel Attitudes Study looks at public attitudes to owning and using low-emission vehicles

Concern about aspects of driving electric vehicles and their infrastructure

Concern about aspects of driving electric vehicles and their infrastructure

Percentage of people selecting factors that would encourage them to buy an ultra-low emission vehicle

Percentage of people selecting factors that would encourage them to buy an ultra-low emission vehicle

Over half of Britons are likely to buy a low-emission vehicle in the future, but 80% believe that battery electric cars are currently too expensive and that there is a lack of public chargepoints.

These are among the key findings of a National Travel Attitudes Study (NTAS) look into attitudes to greener vehicles.

NTAS is an online and telephone survey which covers responses from individuals aged 16 and over in England, drawn from people who have previously responded to the National Travel...