The equivalent of about 1,111 TWh (terawatt-hours) of power is used by cars with gasoline engines in the United States each year. Electric vehicles would require about four times more energy to operate

The equivalent of about 1,111 TWh (terawatt-hours) of power is used by cars with gasoline engines in the United States each year.

Electric vehicles would require about four times more energy to operate compared with a gasoline engine vehicle.

If the total US electricity consumption was 3,882 TWh for the year, how much more electricity is needed to support an all-electric car system?

(Write the equation used for this calculation , give the percentage you got as your answer and round up to the next whole value)

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