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Blowing the Myths about Electric Cars

Blowing the Myths on Electric Cars is a practical electric car ownership guide written from the perspective of an EV driver.

Gerald Bratley examines charging, range, battery life, running costs, public infrastructure and the claims commonly made both for and against electric vehicles, helping readers decide what really matters and what does not.

Electric cars attract more myths than almost any other modern technology.
Are they really worse for the environment?
Will the grid collapse?
Are batteries dangerous?
Do they actually make sense for ordinary drivers?
Blowing the Myths on Electric Cars approaches these questions calmly, practically, and without ideology.
Written by a real EV owner, this book looks beyond headlines and online arguments to examine how electric vehicles actually work in everyday life — from charging and costs to servicing, infrastructure, and environmental impact.
This is not a book for evangelists or sceptics alone. It is for anyone who wants to understand:

what electric cars do well
where they fall short
and how to decide whether they make sense for you

No hype. No scare stories. Just clarity.