This documentation provides a financial comparison between traditional internal combustion engines and electric vehicles over a thirty-year lifespan. While the upfront purchase price is lower for gasoline models, the data suggests that electric cars offer superior long-term savings due to significantly lower fuel and upkeep requirements. Specifically, the source highlights that combustion vehicles incur heavy maintenance expenses from frequent oil changes, clutch replacements, and timing belt services that do not apply to electric motors. Even when accounting for a costly battery replacement mid-way through the vehicle's life, the electric option remains more economical for the average driver. Ultimately, the analysis concludes that unless a driver travels very few miles annually, the total cost of ownership favors electrification.

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