Definition of range anxiety in English:

range anxiety

noun

mass nouninformal

Worry on the part of a person driving an electric car that the battery will run out of power before the destination or a suitable charging point is reached.
range anxiety is often cited as the most important reason why many are reluctant to buy electric cars
Example sentencesExamples
- "Range anxiety" has led to a slow take-up of electric cars, despite subsidies of up to £5,000 per vehicle.
- The main hesitation in buying the car is from range anxiety.
- We had our own form of range anxiety on the Cairnwell Pass when we realised we were fast in danger of running out of fuel, both volts and litres.
- He said the goal of the program is to alleviate range anxiety - fear of being stranded because of a dead battery.
- With a range of 588 kilometres, the ix35 Fuel Cell eliminates "range anxiety" often associated with alternative-fuel vehicles.
- An electric car with extended range, it alleviates the "range anxiety" associated with previous electric vehicles and elicits an avalanche of global media coverage.
- It addresses issues of range anxiety by using the smartphone to map out charging stations along the route.
- The forthcoming advancements in battery technology, charging stations and electric vehicles are likely to diminish range anxiety among EV drivers.
- Life cycle emission reductions are directly related to battery capacity and increasing battery capacity to combat range anxiety effectively eliminates the GHG benefit.
- With speculation that most EV charging will be done within owners' homes or workplaces this is an opportunity to help reduce the owners' costs and tackle range anxiety.
- Fisker says the Karma is "the golden solution" to the problem of range anxiety.
- "I think people would buy more electric cars if there was more charging infrastructure, and that would really help remove any range anxiety they have."
- Range anxiety is real, and it keeps you from enjoying the driving satisfaction otherwise provided by an electric vehicle.
- The nascent charging infrastructure in many cities in the US and around the world is taking away some of the range anxiety of pure electrics.
- Range anxiety and sticker price is a huge obstacle for EVs.
- Today's plug-in electric cars cannot cost-effectively overcome range anxiety while fuel cell cars continue to be limited by infrastructure.
- Range anxiety is a real thing when you can't just pull into the corner gas station.
- For people with range anxiety the Volt will work like a regular car, but electric cars may already make sense for companies with small fleets of cars that run around the city every day.
- People thinking about owning an electric car suffer from "range anxiety".

Definition of range anxiety in US English:

range anxiety

noun

informal

Worry on the part of a person driving an electric car that the battery will run out of power before the destination or a suitable charging point is reached.
range anxiety is often cited as the most important reason why many are reluctant to buy electric cars
Example sentencesExamples
- With a range of 588 kilometres, the ix35 Fuel Cell eliminates "range anxiety" often associated with alternative-fuel vehicles.
- "I think people would buy more electric cars if there was more charging infrastructure, and that would really help remove any range anxiety they have."
- "Range anxiety" has led to a slow take-up of electric cars, despite subsidies of up to £5,000 per vehicle.
- With speculation that most EV charging will be done within owners' homes or workplaces this is an opportunity to help reduce the owners' costs and tackle range anxiety.
- People thinking about owning an electric car suffer from "range anxiety".
- Range anxiety is real, and it keeps you from enjoying the driving satisfaction otherwise provided by an electric vehicle.
- The nascent charging infrastructure in many cities in the US and around the world is taking away some of the range anxiety of pure electrics.
- He said the goal of the program is to alleviate range anxiety - fear of being stranded because of a dead battery.
- It addresses issues of range anxiety by using the smartphone to map out charging stations along the route.
- The main hesitation in buying the car is from range anxiety.
- Fisker says the Karma is "the golden solution" to the problem of range anxiety.
- Life cycle emission reductions are directly related to battery capacity and increasing battery capacity to combat range anxiety effectively eliminates the GHG benefit.
- We had our own form of range anxiety on the Cairnwell Pass when we realised we were fast in danger of running out of fuel, both volts and litres.
- For people with range anxiety the Volt will work like a regular car, but electric cars may already make sense for companies with small fleets of cars that run around the city every day.
- The forthcoming advancements in battery technology, charging stations and electric vehicles are likely to diminish range anxiety among EV drivers.
- Range anxiety and sticker price is a huge obstacle for EVs.
- Today's plug-in electric cars cannot cost-effectively overcome range anxiety while fuel cell cars continue to be limited by infrastructure.
- Range anxiety is a real thing when you can't just pull into the corner gas station.
- An electric car with extended range, it alleviates the "range anxiety" associated with previous electric vehicles and elicits an avalanche of global media coverage.

词汇	range anxiety
释义	Definition of range anxiety in English: range anxiety noun mass nouninformal Worry on the part of a person driving an electric car that the battery will run out of power before the destination or a suitable charging point is reached. range anxiety is often cited as the most important reason why many are reluctant to buy electric cars Example sentencesExamples "Range anxiety" has led to a slow take-up of electric cars, despite subsidies of up to £5,000 per vehicle. The main hesitation in buying the car is from range anxiety. We had our own form of range anxiety on the Cairnwell Pass when we realised we were fast in danger of running out of fuel, both volts and litres. He said the goal of the program is to alleviate range anxiety - fear of being stranded because of a dead battery. With a range of 588 kilometres, the ix35 Fuel Cell eliminates "range anxiety" often associated with alternative-fuel vehicles. An electric car with extended range, it alleviates the "range anxiety" associated with previous electric vehicles and elicits an avalanche of global media coverage. It addresses issues of range anxiety by using the smartphone to map out charging stations along the route. The forthcoming advancements in battery technology, charging stations and electric vehicles are likely to diminish range anxiety among EV drivers. Life cycle emission reductions are directly related to battery capacity and increasing battery capacity to combat range anxiety effectively eliminates the GHG benefit. With speculation that most EV charging will be done within owners' homes or workplaces this is an opportunity to help reduce the owners' costs and tackle range anxiety. Fisker says the Karma is "the golden solution" to the problem of range anxiety. "I think people would buy more electric cars if there was more charging infrastructure, and that would really help remove any range anxiety they have." Range anxiety is real, and it keeps you from enjoying the driving satisfaction otherwise provided by an electric vehicle. The nascent charging infrastructure in many cities in the US and around the world is taking away some of the range anxiety of pure electrics. Range anxiety and sticker price is a huge obstacle for EVs. Today's plug-in electric cars cannot cost-effectively overcome range anxiety while fuel cell cars continue to be limited by infrastructure. Range anxiety is a real thing when you can't just pull into the corner gas station. For people with range anxiety the Volt will work like a regular car, but electric cars may already make sense for companies with small fleets of cars that run around the city every day. People thinking about owning an electric car suffer from "range anxiety". Definition of range anxiety in US English: range anxiety noun informal Worry on the part of a person driving an electric car that the battery will run out of power before the destination or a suitable charging point is reached. range anxiety is often cited as the most important reason why many are reluctant to buy electric cars Example sentencesExamples With a range of 588 kilometres, the ix35 Fuel Cell eliminates "range anxiety" often associated with alternative-fuel vehicles. "I think people would buy more electric cars if there was more charging infrastructure, and that would really help remove any range anxiety they have." "Range anxiety" has led to a slow take-up of electric cars, despite subsidies of up to £5,000 per vehicle. With speculation that most EV charging will be done within owners' homes or workplaces this is an opportunity to help reduce the owners' costs and tackle range anxiety. People thinking about owning an electric car suffer from "range anxiety". Range anxiety is real, and it keeps you from enjoying the driving satisfaction otherwise provided by an electric vehicle. The nascent charging infrastructure in many cities in the US and around the world is taking away some of the range anxiety of pure electrics. He said the goal of the program is to alleviate range anxiety - fear of being stranded because of a dead battery. It addresses issues of range anxiety by using the smartphone to map out charging stations along the route. The main hesitation in buying the car is from range anxiety. Fisker says the Karma is "the golden solution" to the problem of range anxiety. Life cycle emission reductions are directly related to battery capacity and increasing battery capacity to combat range anxiety effectively eliminates the GHG benefit. We had our own form of range anxiety on the Cairnwell Pass when we realised we were fast in danger of running out of fuel, both volts and litres. For people with range anxiety the Volt will work like a regular car, but electric cars may already make sense for companies with small fleets of cars that run around the city every day. The forthcoming advancements in battery technology, charging stations and electric vehicles are likely to diminish range anxiety among EV drivers. Range anxiety and sticker price is a huge obstacle for EVs. Today's plug-in electric cars cannot cost-effectively overcome range anxiety while fuel cell cars continue to be limited by infrastructure. Range anxiety is a real thing when you can't just pull into the corner gas station. An electric car with extended range, it alleviates the "range anxiety" associated with previous electric vehicles and elicits an avalanche of global media coverage.
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