About this Thesis

The Economic and Environmental Dynamics of Electric Vehicles in the USA is a pioneering treatment of how electric vehicles (EVs) may be applied to the United States of America. Therefore, based on this research study's thorough research work and data analysis, it is possible to unveil the relationship between the adoption of EVs and its impact on the country. Exploring the strings of the economic effects offers a better understanding of fuel cost reductions, increased energy security, and new employment opportunities for EVs. It also shows that ownership of EVs creates more disposable income for households and paints a picture of prosperity and sustainability of transport choices. However, some challenges are emerging as the world shifts towards this form of transport. This paper raises concerns about battery life and a future e-waste challenge and challenges the stakeholders. Amid such odds, it is the environmental advantage of EVs that shines brightest. Emissions are reduced, and cleaner roads are introduced through EVs, making them the subjects of change towards a better and sustainable urban environment. Moving beyond basic quantitative and qualitative assessments, this paper considers EV integration's economic and environmental consequences. Hence, it offers guidelines for policymakers, consumers, and stakeholders in the paradigm of electrified transport systems in the United States.