On January 28, a report released by J.D. Power, an authoritative U.S. market research organization on Thursday local time, showed that owners of pure electric vehicles are no longer willing to switch to fuel vehicles. Although the charging infrastructure in the U.S. market is not perfect, data released earlier this month showed that U.S. electric vehicle sales jumped to a record high, with 434879 new vehicles on the road. However, the demand for hybrid vehicles remains strong, as many customers abandon electric vehicles due to high prices, Limited mileage and insufficient charging stations. J. Brent Gruber, senior director of D. power's global automotive division, said: "we know from the research that many consumers are worried about battery range and car charging when considering buying electric vehicles." "However, once you buy a pure electric car, people will be very addicted." The 2022 American electric vehicle owner experience research shows that the average satisfaction of newly purchased pure electric vehicle owners is 754 points (out of 1000 points). In contrast, the average satisfaction of those who purchased pure electric vehicles for the second time was 766 points. The study found that Tesla Model 3 electric vehicle ranked the highest in the overall and high-end pure electric vehicle market, with a score of 777 points. Kia Niro EV ranked first in the mass market of pure electric vehicles for the second consecutive year with 744 points. The factors considered in this study include the accuracy of battery range, the availability of public charging stations, purchase cost, driving fun, the convenience of charging at home, appearance design, safety and technical features, service experience, and vehicle quality and reliability. (Xinhua News Agency)