Swift to electric...

1.The Future of Transportation is Electric

By the year 2030, there will be an estimated 127 million electric cars globally. A wide range of new electric cars are coming to market during 2021-2030.

As EVs become more safe, convenient, and affordable, an increasing number of consumers will prefer them over petrol & diesel fuel vehicles. People all over the world are starting to witness the negative effects that petrol & diesel fuels are having on the environment, giving them yet another reason to switch from gasoline fuel to electric.

2.EVs are Safer

Don’t believe the rumours going around that electric cars are easily set on fire. EVs are 80% less likely to catch fire than gasoline vehicles.

When it comes to making them safe for the road, EVs must pass the exact same safety tests that petrol & diesel vehicles do. And on average, EV models score higher on crash safety tests.

3.EVs Life Cost

Electric vehicles can be more expensive to buy than petrol or diesel equivalents, but the total life costs of EVs are classically cheaper. Switching to electric will help you save money on transportation. By using charging ports instead of gas stations, you’ll save roughly half the money you would normally spend on powering up your vehicle.

Plus, budgeting for transportation with an EV is easier, since the price of electricity remains stable, unlike gasoline, which experiences dramatic price hikes and cuts year over year.

4. EVs Require Minimal Maintenance

Electric vehicles typically now offer driving ranges of around 150-350 kms.

Overall, electric cars don’t need nearly as much maintenance as their gas-powered counterparts. While you will have to schedule minimal maintenance appointments to ensure that your electric motor and battery are operating safely, EVs consist of fewer moving parts, and therefore require less work. For instance, EVs don’t use oil or transmission fluid, which for gas-vehicle owners, must be replaced approximate every 50,000 to 1,00,000 kms.

You also won’t need to get your brake system fixed as often, since EVs have regenerative braking. This involves using the motor as a generator to convert kinetic energy lost during deceleration into stored energy in the car’s battery.

5.Implement Charging solutions

EVs don’t need to visit petrol stations, but they do need to be charged. Charging and range are the biggest concerns for fleet, but there’s an increasing range of home, workplace and public charging solutions with government schemes to make these cheaper, Perhaps the most attractive part of owning an electric car is the ease of charging it. Forget about driving to the gas station every time your tank is running low. EV batteries can be charged both in public and at home. Over 80% of EV owners do most of their charging at home with a residential charging station.

Just think about it: Anytime you park your car at home, you can plug it in and charge the battery with the same electricity used to power your refrigerator, washing machine, television, etc. Gas-powered competitors simply cannot offer this level of convenience.

6.Go Green with Renewable Energy

EVs have no tailpipe emissions, meaning there’s no negative impact on local air quality, and they can also be charged using zero CO2 renewable energy. This shows that, the biggest saving you’re likely to make on an EV compared to a petrol or diesel vehicle is on fuel

When you purchase an electric car, you’re supporting a healthier planet for future generations. The transportation sector is also responsible for greenhouse gas emissions. Gas-powered vehicles release carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, which causes the earth to warm at an unnatural rate. Many scientists believe that climate change is the single greatest threat facing humans today, and the automotive industry is playing a key role. Gasoline also pollutes the air with carbon monoxide, which causes negative health effects among those who are repeatedly exposed to it.

Driving an EV allows you to make a small yet important difference in the fight for a greener future. As society begins to rely less on fossil fuels and more on natural resources, we can diminish the symptoms of climate change and make the air outside cleaner.

7.EVs are gentle- shake the world in gentle way

?EVs not only refrain from adding more toxic chemicals into the air, but they also provide zero noise pollution. Gas-powered cars have internal combustion engines with exhaust systems that can be very loud. For citizens in highly populated areas, the nonstop noises coming from vehicles outside are both annoying and unhealthy.

Think for next generation also, what we are leaving for them?