EV Ownership Experience Survey
Range reality, charging life, and what owners tell the EV-curious.
4 questions · 1 page · about 2 minutes to answer · fully editable after you start
EV adoption spreads through owners' dinner-party verdicts. This survey collects the ownership reality that spec sheets cannot: real-world range versus claimed, home and public charging experience, running-cost surprises, and the advice owners actually give the EV-curious – the words your marketing should echo.
The charging-pain ranking (home setup, public reliability, trip planning) tells manufacturers and charge networks where the adoption friction genuinely sits this year.
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Living with your EV
This survey asks what owning an electric vehicle has been like, including range and charging. Your answers help us improve what we offer EV owners. It takes about 2 minutes.
Q1.How does real-world range compare to the official figure?*
- Close to claimed
- 10-20% less
- More than 20% less
- Better than claimed
Q2.How does each part of charging your car feel?
| Painful | OK | Easy | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Home charging | |||
| Public charger availability | |||
| Public charger reliability | |||
| Long-trip planning |
Q3.Would you buy an EV again?*
- Definitely
- Probably
- Torn
- Back to petrol/hybrid
Q4.What do you tell friends who ask about going electric?
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