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EV 101: A Video Guide to Electric Vehicles

genesis electrified g80 2023 04 exterior front charging scaled jpg 2023 Genesis Electrified G80 | Cars.com photo by Joe Bruzek

By now, you’ve probably figured out that electric vehicles are here to stay — and they’re very different from their gas-powered counterparts in terms of how they get power, how they drive, how to “fill them up” and even how much you should expect to pay for one. Many shoppers aren’t sure where to start when considering an electric vehicle, and there’s a lot to consider.

Related: What to Know Before Purchasing an Electric Vehicle: A Buying Guide

Check out our EV 101 videos on Cars.com’s page dedicated to all things all-electric for an in-depth look at charging details and costs, battery range and how they drive compared to gas-powered vehicles. We also take a deep look at the differences between the three different levels of EV charging, as well as what affects EV range and how to maximize it.

Still looking for more? Check out Cars.com’s EV Buying Guide for more information, news and tips about buying an electric car.

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Jennifer Geiger
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