According to recent studies by Bloomberg New Energy Finance, the price of electric cars will be dropping below the price of gasoline-powered cars pretty soon. By their estimates, 2025 will be the year that you can go out and buy an electric car in order to save money. The main reason for their current pricey ownership? Batteries.

Right now, the majority of funds spent by electric car owners are for battery costs. Whether you want to buy all new ones, swap them out at a charging station, whatever it may be. The batteries are just really expensive right now. According to numerous studies, it has been concluded that by the time 2030 rolls around, batteries will cost about 75% less than they do right now.

That's quite a significant drop if you think about it. I'm very skeptical about electric cars, and that may be my own faults. Perhaps I haven't crunched the numbers or looked into all of the details enough, but I feel like an electric-powered vehicle just isn't for me. If these numbers hold true and more charging stations open around me, maybe I'll consider buying one. Maybe.