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Battery prices have fallen dramatically over the past decade, from around $1,100 per kilowatt-hour in 2010 to below $150 per kilowatt-hour today. Many experts believe that when battery prices fall to around $100 per kilowatt-hour, electric cars will reach price parity with gas-powered vehicles without subsidies. This milestone is expected within the next few years, making new energy-electric cars more affordable for the average consumer.

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One of the primary challenges facing the adoption of electric heavy-duty trucks has been the limitations of battery technology. However, rapid advancements in battery systems are addressing these challenges head-on. Modern batteries are becoming more efficient, with greater energy densities and faster charging capabilities that suit the operational needs of commercial fleets. For instance, manufacturers like Tesla, Nikola, and Volvo are investing heavily in developing high-capacity battery systems that can support the demanding ranges and payloads required in heavy-duty applications.


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The allure of online car buying lies in its accessibility and convenience. With just a few clicks, consumers can explore a vast selection of vehicles from the comfort of their homes. This process allows potential buyers to compare prices, read reviews, and research specifications without the pressure of a salesperson hovering over them. Platforms such as Carvana, Vroom, and AutoTrader provide comprehensive databases of new and used cars, along with essential information, making it easier for buyers to make informed decisions.


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