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There’s also the matter of education, with just under half of those surveyed reporting that they were unaware of their utility company’s schemes to aid in home charging. “Customers are looking to utility companies to help manage rising costs,” said Adrian Chung, director of utilities intelligence at J.D. Power. “By increasing awareness of available rebates or incentives, EV owners will benefit.”It’s not all bad news, though.
However, when satisfaction is analyzed according to brand, it’s clear that the legacy carmakers have some catching up to do.
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