The level of interest in electric vehicles has increased recently due to increasing environmental concerns and developments in the field of technology. Consumer research on electric vehicles is very important while their market share is increasing in the traditional industry, and it is expected that these vehicles will have an important place in the mobility ecosystem. The aim of this research is to examine the consumers' intention to buy an electric vehicle in the context of electric vehicle attributes evaluations, perceived price value, and environmental concerns. It is expected that this research contributes to both the relevant literature as well to the practitioners i.e. marketers, by revealing the factors affecting the consumers' intention to buy electric vehicles and the degree of their importance. In this research, an online questionnaire was applied to 323, reached through the convenience sampling method. Correlation and regression analyses, and additionally t- test, and ANOVA -to determine whether the purchase intention differs significantly among some groups- were performed. As a result, it was found that electric vehicle attributes evaluations, perceived price value, and environmental concerns of the participants are positively and significantly affecting the intention to buy electric vehicles. In addition, the purchasing intentions of the participants differed between the groups in terms of some selected variables.