The first NFDA survey of consumer attitudes following the introduction of the Zero Emissions Vehicle (ZEV) Mandate in January has revealed that cost remains the primary barrier to buying an electric vehicle (EV).
British society is at a tipping point where the price of electric vehicles (EV) and their environmental benefits are balancing each other in consumers’ mind.
Lexus emerged as the top-ranking car retail franchise in the UK in after dealers showed their satisfaction with the Japanese premium brand’s business in the latest NFDA Dealer Attitude Survey.
The National Franchised Dealers Association (NFDA) Consumer Attitude Survey has revealed evidence of consumers increased interest in car dealership visits despite warnings that buyers intention is failing.
The NFDA’s latest Consumer Attitude Survey has revealed that cost remains the biggest barrier to EV ownership amid concerns that the Government is preparing to announce cuts to the ULEV grant.
Franchised car retailers will benefit from growing sales of electric and hybrid vehicles as consumers consider them their most trusted option for maintenance and servicing, the NFDA’s Consumer Attitude Survey.
