Americans still resist buying new electric vehicles despite high gas prices, the article reports.

European markets show hotter EV adoption while U.S. buyers stay cautious.

Drivers cite thin charging networks as a lasting barrier to switching.

Federal tax-credit expiration a year ago raised upfront sticker costs.

Oil shocks and Iran-related energy headlines have not triggered a mass shift.

Used EVs have seen unique demand swings compared with brand-new inventory.

Dealers are recalibrating supply as combustion and hybrid cars keep winning floors.

Analysts expect sluggish adoption until prices fall and chargers expand.

Read the full article for more details on lukewarm U.S. EV demand.