Electric Cars: Is It Time to Get One? Discover the Pros and Cons, Read Reviews of Different Models
Does an electric car cost less to run than a traditional car? What are the chances of running out of charge? The Electric Car Home website explains everything about electric cars. It also showcases complementary tech, such as solar panels, battery storage, e.g. Tesla Powerwall, and charging points.
LONDON, June 27, 2019 (Newswire.com) - The Electric Car Home website answers all electric car related questions in a straightforward and easy to understand way. It also explains where EV charging points, solar panels, and battery storage fit in.
We’ve had more than 100 years of cars powered by fossil fuels. Now people are beginning to ask themselves the question: “Does an electric car make sense?” The Electric Car Home website helps answer this question by:
- Explaining the benefits of electric cars, how they work, and reviewing all the EVs currently available.
- Cutting through the jargon surrounding charging points, how fast they charge, different manufacturers, etc.
- Showcasing solar panels as an ideal addition to a home to charge an electric vehicle with free energy from the sun.
- Highlighting battery storage as a way of capturing surplus solar electricity to use in the evenings and during the night.
Electric cars don’t pollute the environment, are safe, fun to drive, enjoy great acceleration, and usually have advanced driving capabilities.
Car manufacturers, such as Nissan, Kia, Renault, Jaguar, Peugeot, Tesla, Hyundai, BMW and Audi, either have fully electric models available already or will be bringing them out imminently.
Most new electric cars can go at least 200 miles on a single charge. Some – such as the Tesla Model 3, Model X and Model S – can even drive themselves.
Electric car terminology, e.g. BEV, PHEV and HEV, can be very confusing. Electric Car Home's EV Acronyms page explains everything.
For people on a limited budget, a second-hand electric car is a perfect route into EV ownership.
Now’s the time to take the plunge and go electric.
Source: Electric Car Home
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