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A Shell study shows that while electric vehicle owners are satisfied, drivers of combustion cars are becoming reluctant to electrify.

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Shell's annual survey of the electric car market reveals a significant split between electric and combustion car drivers. While EV owners feel increasingly confident and satisfied with the technology, traditional drivers are becoming less and less attracted to electric propulsion. The survey involved more than 15,000 participants in Europe, the US and China, showing a slowdown in interest in electric cars, especially in Europe.

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