How often do you see EVs in daily life? Has it increased compared to few years ago?

In Vancouver it's not uncommon to literally see 5 Tesla's stopped at an intersection during a light change. Other EVs are also quite common as part of normal traffic, though EVs overall are not quite the majority yet.

I live in Denmark, and I see EVs everywhere.

Teslas, Kia EV6, Hyundai Ioniq 5 and 6, VW i.d. 3's 4's, Skoda Enyaqs, Xpengs, BYDs, and even a good amount of Mercedes electrics.

Apparently the statistics say that 11.5% of all registered cars in Denmark are full electrics, and just over 50% of new cars sold are full electric.

I see the one in my driveway every day

Daily and the numbers are building, to the chagrin of everyone I work with, whom all loathe the simple concept of EVs, because they are unreliable and still too recent of a technology to be trusted.

teslas are everywhere here in brisbane, can’t really go anywhere without seeing one, byd starting to make inroads as well

I see them every day on the road. I wish I would see more of them. Here’s hoping we continue to make progress over the next few years.

Considering I can't look at one and tell in most cases, probably a lot more than I think. I know one person in the apartment complex Iive in has an EV because I see how at night they have it plugged in and I know the instructor for the college club I'm in has an EV that I've been in a few times, but otherwise it would have to be something distinct enough looking like a tes|a or cybercrime against design... I mean cybertruck in order for me to notice. So definitely an increase from a few years ago when I didn't live near anyone with one nor had ever really been in one.

US and in a fairly big city, if that matters.

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City public busses were/are(?) going electric, starting maybe a couple years ago I think. Don't know how many have switched, but pretty sure I might have been on one and they're really not too different from their non-electric counterparts in mind from a rider perspective.

It increases a little year over year, but the majority are still ICE (Minnesota)

Just came back from China, Shanghai and Beijing. Lol you haven't seen streets full of EVs yet if you haven't seen that

I live in California so I see them everywhere.

In my EV desert of Saskatchewan, Canada, I still actually see a fair number. Despite the cold weather and low availability of fast charging they're still getting more popular. I always try to share my great experience with my Ioniq 5 whenever anyone asks.

I see them every day. 45% of the cars in my city are EVs.

In Singapore the top selling car brand is BYD [1]

And EVs make up 1/3 of all car sales. [2]

Also more than half of all commercial vans are battery electric. [3]

Not to mention all the electric taxis and buses.

Montreal, Canada: I see at least one Model 3 or Model Y every time I go out, usually several. More often than not, I'll see an Ioniq or a Kona. Polestar, BMW i4, Mach-E are rarer, but not uncommon. Saw a Cybertruck for the first time a couple weeks ago. Most of the local Communauto (carsharing service) vehicles seem to be either Prius or Bolt.

Definitely an increase compared to a few years ago, or even just last year. Hope the trend continues.

yes, majorly increased, or maybe i just started paying More attention.

I see about 10-20 teslas a day, and that's just ~20 minutes of being outside. Apart from these ugly teslas (cybertrucks are luckily not here yet) there's not many, except those beautiful smart cars.

Lots of Teslas in this town including a surprising number of Cybertrucks with custom wraps. I can't tell how many silver ones there are as I don't remember plates, but I've also seen a black one and a red one.

Plenty rolling around the UK, 3x more than a few years ago

Absolutely, they make up a considerable minority of the cars here. Ebike (and bike) usage has grown considerably over the past decade, and I'm starting to see people in plain clothes and families with small children riding on cargo bikes now, instead of just the hardcore lyrcra people in their mid 40s and 50s.

It feels like a lot more but apparently it's 14% in my country.

Lots more around my town. And in general, it seems.