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“Consumers are slowly warming up to the idea of considering alternative-fuel vehicles,” said Akshay Anand, analyst at Kelley Blue Book. “In Q2 2012, KBB.com survey data showed 19 percent of consumers were considering purchasing or leasing an alternative-fuel vehicle. In Q1 2013, that number doubled to 38 percent. Tesla has been a huge catalyst for car shoppers’ changes in mindset toward alternative-fuel vehicles.”
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