Prices on electric vehicles are tumbling as dealership lots are filling up with more models amid cooling consumer demand. The result is that EV prices, in some cases, are approaching those of gas ...

E-bikes are the best-selling personal electric vehicles by far for good reason. It's as easy to do as riding a bike, and gets just about anyone, of any fitness level, out on the road. But the growth ...

Consumer Electric vehicle prices are tumbling. Here's how they now compare with gas-powered cars. The average price of a new EV dropped 15%, according to KBB. Meanwhile, used EV prices plunged 42%.

Economics is once again about tradeoffs. If prices are falling, we have more dollars to pursue other goods and services formerly out of reach. It all brings us back to what inflation actually is.

"You used to pay around $40,000 for a 1-5-year-old electric vehicle, now you're paying around $28,000," said Karl Brauer, Executive Analyst at iSeeCars. The drop is even bigger in Seattle.