You left out the part where the increased weight of all those batteries in EVs eats through tires way faster than regular cars. All that extra tire material in the environment is harmful, and the costs of tire replacement definitely eat into the fuel savings. And since the vast majority of our electricity is generated by fossil fuels and we already have overloaded power grids experiencing rolling blackouts, we can safely say that EVs are making things WORSE,  not better.,(reply>), Big shipping truck owners and operators know how long they can expect their tires to last and how much they are going to cost. They've been doing it for decades. All of us car drivers who have been doing it for decades have not had to manage the problem of replacing tires more often due to the heavier weight of the cars. And it's not just the weight. Regenerative braking and high torque high horsepower electric motors have an entirely different usage profile than a standard drivetrain.,(reply>), @Brian So tell us why you think heavy duty truck tires and car tires are the exact same thing made with the exact same compounds in the exact same way?,(reply>), So tell us all why the tyre wear on large heavy trucks, which have used the roads for decades, hasn't concerned you previously?