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Definition:

Range per dollar is miles of range divided by price.

Importance:

Range per dollar helps compare electric cars by efficiency and affordability.

Calculation:

Range per dollar is EPA-rated range divided by MSRP before incentives or taxes.

Factors:

Battery size and technology, vehicle size and weight, vehicle design and features, driving conditions and habits affect range per dollar.

High range per dollar examples:

Tesla Model 3 Standard Range Plus ($145/mile), Hyundai Ioniq Electric ($148/mile), Chevrolet Bolt EV ($151/mile).

Low range per dollar examples:

 Lucid Air Dream Edition Range ($333/mile), Porsche Taycan Turbo S Cross Turismo ($328/mile), Audi e-tron GT RS quattro ($326/mile).

Comparison to gasoline cars:

Range per dollar can be compared to gasoline car cost per mile by multiplying range per dollar by average gas price and dividing by average gas mileage.

Limitations:

Range per dollar does not account for other costs such as maintenance, insurance, charging, depreciation, etc. It also does not reflect personal preferences such as performance, comfort, style, etc.

Future trends:

Range per dollar is expected to improve as battery costs decrease and technology improves. More models with higher range and lower price will become available.