EV Reliability and Costs of Ownership
Most ownership costs for a traditional internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicle are related to maintaining the hundreds of moving parts within the engine and drivetrain. An electric vehicle has a fraction of the moving parts of an ICE model, which means you'll have fewer trips to the mechanic to worry about—and since you're paying for electricity instead of gas, you'll save on fuel costs too.
Preparing Your Home for an EV
Sold on going electric for your San Marcos commutes? There is some prep work to complete at home before driving an EV into your garage. Electric vehicles require high voltages to charge, leading most drivers to install Level 2 chargers in their homes. These chargers use 240-volt power, which most homes already have. Plus, many EV manufacturers offer incentives to help pay for the cost of installation!
