To help reduce emissions, today’s consumers have a wide range of electrified vehicles to choose from

As more and more environmentally conscious consumers consider electric vehicles, one auto-company says we should look at all the choices on the market for lowering emissions. Toyota executive vice-president, Jack Hollis, explains… “As we await the expansion of the electric-vehicle charging-infrastructure, consumers have multiple options today to help clean the air—and reduce carbon. Gas/electric hybrids, plug-in hybrids, and fully battery-electric vehicles can create a bridge to an all-electric future. In fact, the scarce critical-minerals needed for a single battery-electric vehicle could, instead, make six plug-in hybrids—or 90 hybrid-electric vehicles. This way, more conventional gasoline-vehicles would be replaced by spreading the world’s critical-minerals—and reduce a lot more carbon. And, hybrids and plug-in hybrids cost less. To lower emissions—and put more electrified vehicles on the road—consumers should have a choice of affordable vehicles that fit their needs.” To learn more, visit “Toyota”-dot-com-slash-“electrified”-dash-“vehicles” [toyota.com/electrified-vehicles].