It seems like everyone in St Louis is thinking about fuel efficiency nowadays, especially with gas prices being so high. So, it’s no wonder that electric vehicles like the Ford Mustang Mach-E are so popular. Of course, there are also the environmental benefits of electric cars and the ability to lower one’s carbon footprint. In addition, there are federal tax credits available to those who purchase these vehicles. Let’s take a closer look at the many benefits of electric cars.
Most St Louis drivers are aware of the environmental benefits of electric cars. Fully electric cars like the Ford F-150 Lightning use no gas or oil, meaning they produce zero emissions. Even hybrids, like the Ford Escape Plug-in Hybrid, use less gas and therefore produce fewer emissions.
Did you know that the U.S. federal government offers a tax credit of $2,500-$7,500 for drivers who purchase an electric car? Of course, eligibility can vary so we recommend you check the EV incentives available in your local area. Some utility companies are also offering rebates and other incentives. So, check with your utility provider.
Not having to stop at Fenton gas stations is great for the wallet, but it’s not the only financial benefit of electric cars. You’ll never have to pay for another oil change or certain other types of maintenance because an electric car uses no oil.
Ford has produced some impressive electric and hybrid models. Here are the models that are available from Sunset Ford St. Louis:
Driving an electric vehicle doesn’t mean having to sacrifice power or performance. On the contrary, Ford EVs generate an impressive amount of horsepower. Why not come down and get behind the wheel of one so you can see for yourself? Or, you could just take a look at the F-150 Lightning specs. We’re just a short drive away from Arnold, so drop by or contact us today.
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