UH–TSU Study Reveals Most Texans’ Interest to be Lukewarm

Electric Vehicles Remain a Tough Sell in Texas, According to New Survey

by U.S. Energy Media Staff

UH–TSU Study Reveals Most Texans’ Interest to be Lukewarm HOUSTON – Electric-powered vehicles do not inspire much enthusiasm in Texas, according to a survey released today by University of Houston and Texas Southern University. Results in the new study reflect only a few shifts in opinions from those voiced by Texans…

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