Lame “research”. Adds massive charge for home charging hardware.
They tried to factor road use taxes. There, I surrender:
EVs are more expensive than ICE. My Tesla drove 5461 miles last year on $200 one size fits all in lieu of gas tax. Or $0.0366/mile.
Subaru drove 2713 miles on 94.51 gallons at $0.28/gallon for $26.46. Or $0.00975/mile.
EVs are taxed 8x greater than ICE.
Gale’s Model 3 LR qualifies as their midrange price Point for comparison. 0.260 kWh/mile at
Fuel Economy 3&srchtyp=ymm&pageno=1&rowLimit=50
$11.60/100 miles is $0.116/mile, at 0.260 kWh/mile is $0.446/kWh. That is Hawaii cost of electricity. National average is $0.15.
12,000 miles at $11.60/100 is $1392. A Tesla mobile connector is $230. The chart shows nearly 1/3rd of the $1392 is “amortized” cost of charging hardware. Doesn’t pass smell test. Of course if you tell the electrician “it’s for a Tesla” a 240v outlet will cost thousands. The parts cost $70 for receptacle, box, cover, breaker, plus however much wire is needed.
Darn link has spaces, maybe it doesn’t work here?
https://s3-prod.autonews.com/2023-01/EV Cost Analysis 2022 Q4 Update.pdf
Maybe this works?
https://s3-prod.autonews.com/2023-01/EV\ Cost\ Analysis\ 2022\ Q4\ Update.pdf