Sure. The average car gets 25 mpg, consuming ~1400 Wh/mi. A Tesla Model 3 uses ~240 Wh/mi. Thats almost a factor of 6 difference. You don't need quite as much energy when you are significantly more efficient and it is only getting more efficient as time goes on. Also add in the factor of recovering energy using regenerative braking which is impossible with ICE.

With a car, unless you have a specific use-case where you are driving 200+ miles a day, an EV is a no-brainer when it comes to efficiency in operating cost as well as emissions and overall energy use.