The popularity of  electric vehicles has been on the  rise  lately,  this is evidenced by the  large number of manufacturers that present new models  of plug in hybrid vehicles and batteries. However, the success of the  revolution in the birth of electric vehicles also depends on the presence of consumers,  the involvement of a large number of users and coupled with the many psychological  mechanisms which hinders it.  What is the real  user's feeling  with  this type of electric vehicle?   Are people  ready for  automation and  no driver position? The purpose of this paper is to present  and discuss the psychological aspects that influence the adoption of electric vehicles in Indonesia.   Topics such as   charging stations or electric vehicles first and   performance anxiety e.g. anxiety about range will be discussed in this paper