With rising gas prices, electric vehicles (EVs) are becoming an attractive option for summer road trips. According to Josh Boone, Executive Director at Veloz, switching to an EV can save drivers more than $2,000 annually on fuel costs, translating to about $166 per month. The advancements in battery technology have led to modern EVs boasting ranges of over 300 miles, which helps to ease concerns about running out of charge during long trips. The growing network of public charging stations, located at convenient spots such as grocery stores and parking garages, further supports this shift. Boone points out that drivers can utilize their vehicle's screen or mobile app to find charging stations, making it easier to plan trips. Additionally, as charging infrastructure improves, the time spent charging is decreasing, making road trips more convenient. This combination of cost savings and improved technology positions EVs as a viable and appealing choice for summer travel.