When it comes to electric vehicles (EVs), one of the most common questions is whether they’ll strain the power grid. After all, if everyone starts charging their EVs at the same time, won’t that create a demand for electricity that the grid can’t handle?

Fortunately, numbers show that this is unlikely to be a problem. In the United States, EV charging currently accounts for less than one percent of total electricity use. And as EVs become more popular and battery technology improves, that number is only expected to increase slightly. In fact, even if every single car on the road were an EV, they would still only account for about 10 percent of electricity demand. So, while it’s important to be aware of the potential impact of EVs on the grid, there’s no need to worry about them using too much electricity.

While electric vehicles are becoming more popular, there are still many people who have doubts and fear about using them. What fears do you have about electric vehicles? What concerns do you have about the potential impact of mass adaptions of EVs? I want to hear! I’ll do the research to give a precise answer (Good or bad).