Looking at median incomes, most of the Black and Latino population can't afford EVs anyway, so the inclusion of equity here looks a bit disingenuous. It kind of

Looking at median incomes, most of the Black and Latino population can't afford EVs anyway, so the inclusion of equity here looks a bit disingenuous. It kind of undermines the entire premise of the article because people struggling to find housing are not going to frivolously spend twice as much on a car, even if the upfront price difference levels out for some buyers.