Electric vehicle ownership is breaking traditional demographic boundaries, drawing a diverse group of individuals. The study highlights that a significant 38% of EV owners possess bachelor's degrees, illustrating that higher education correlates with a predisposition towards electric mobility. Additionally, a substantial portion of owners have some college education or high school diplomas, pointing to the widening appeal of EVs across different educational backgrounds.

Income levels among EV owners predominantly fall within the $50,000 to $100,000 range, with a noteworthy representation from the $100,000 to $200,000 income bracket as well. This data reflects the growing interest in electric vehicles across a spectrum of economic standings, suggesting that the appeal of EVs transcends financial barriers.

The age distribution of EV owners spans from Gen Z to Baby Boomers, with Gen X standing out as the largest demographic group. This broad age range signifies the cross-generational allure of electric vehicles, emphasizing their relevance and accessibility to consumers of all ages.

Mainly, EV owners dislike the 300-mile range and they often need to recharge their EV many times during the month. And during the winter months, they pray that their EV starts. Wishing there were options for them. 

Photo to the right, will be a thing of the past! Obsolete. 

The average gas-powered vehicle can travel 300-720 miles on a full tank. In contrast, most EVs offer significantly lower ranges, often between 150 to 300 miles per charge.

With the charging infrastructure still nascent, range anxiety remains a valid fear among potential EV owners. The scarcity of charging stations compared to gas stations exacerbates this issue, making long trips a logistical challenge.  

Now with Charter X5 components, there will be NO anxiety! Travel as YOU see fit, short or long distances. Get 1,800-2,400 continuous miles on ONE charge! Recharge from inside your EV in 

:40 seconds back up to 100%, while you are driving! 

Unlike the 8-minute fill-up at a gas station, charging an EV can take anywhere from 30 minutes at a fast-charging station to several hours at home or standard charging points. Average time is usually :40 minutes- outside your vehicle! 

This longer "refueling" time can be inconvenient, especially for those with busy schedules or in emergencies.

Not a problem with Charter X5 components. You can be driving, press onto the recharging tab and within  :40 SECONDS, keep driving smoothly! 

As of 2023, the average cost of a new car in the U.S. was approximately $48,000, while EVs averaged around $70,000. And you are paying $70,000 for a vehicle that can max out at 300 miles? 

This $22,000 premium, even with potential tax credits factored in, represents a significant barrier to entry for many consumers who are interested in an electric vehicle.

Additionally, insurance and maintenance costs can be higher for EVs, although they vary by model and region. An average cost of $19,000 to $24,000 extra! 

With Charter X5 components- the only extra cost is that $80 monthly fee for using our components. No extra equipment. Oh, one other $16 charge to change out your regeneration fluid unit- like an oil change (that you spend $70 every 3,000-5,000 miles). Our regeneration unit changes out every 

10,000-12,000 miles. 

The resale market for EVs is still developing. Given their rapid depreciation and the technology's relative novelty, finding a used EV at a bargain price is challenging. Who wants to purchase another EV that can only travel a max of 300 miles on one charge?

This situation may improve as more EVs enter and circulate in the market. With Charter X5 components- one can keep their EV for as long as they wish. Our titanium batteries last up to 12 years!! 

Replacing an EV battery is a costly affair, with prices ranging from $4,000 to $20,000, depending on the vehicle model and battery type. With Charter X5 titanium batteries- our replacement costs are $400 per battery for a sedan or SUV. Free installation. No other charge. Oh, your first titanium battery replacement is FREE!! Yes, on Charter Electric Organization. 

This expense, potentially is necessary within the vehicle's lifetime, adds to the total cost of ownership. I feel sorry for an EV owner, with the tight regulations that they will be put through. Charter X5 components do not come with any regulations- just pure driving excitement! 

The BIG problem is (on 04/22/2024) that Charter Electric Organization, LLC came in with our five components at a time when our government is trying to establish EV charging stations and road access for EV's that won't work! 

It all comes down to the 300-mile beast that all EV owners are stuck with? Our five components will overcome in the end, as we can change out the current components that cannot give the EV owner more than 300-miles. Our components give 1,800-2,400 miles on ONE charge! You can build as many EV charging stations as you want and/or EV roads- and NOT get the charging power as we have!

Our robotic arm (powered by calculus-induced codes and formulas); our assembly unit (which includes an HP mini-computer); our two insulated titanium batteries and our regeneration fluid with NINE fluids that makes for the smoothest ride in an electric vehicle that you'll ever experience! 

We'll sit back and wait for the $2.85 billion U.S. dollars. Someone will have the brain power to move forward with our EV Project! Eventually. Or live with their 300-mile beasts. 

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04/24/2024

Now as I watched Fox News this afternoon (Sandra & John) I watched, as many of our potential workers did, to see if either Sandra or John would ask him, Pete Buttigieg, about electric vehicles- on how our government is wasting money? Not a word was said (about his lying to them the last time he was on?) So, this will be the last time I watch Fox News. This goes for many of our potential workers! The government is hiding the truth from electric vehicle owners. It's all within this website. Everyone, have a beautiful week. 

It's 04/28/2024 Sunday:

I've spoken to a few investors and some who know investors. I have three investors where we could make hundreds of millions- but NOT own the company any longer? I/We are seriously thinking on this? But that would leave almost a hundred workers out? I am NOT like that. I/We will wait a little while longer. 

O M W?

A flying taxi firm just got the green light to begin U.S. commercials flights. Geeesh! Our components could most-likely fly these taxis. Love it! LOL