Electric cars are better for the environment. Whereas, the fuel vehicle emits harmful gases like carbon due to petrol or diesel.
But, electric vehicles produce fewer greenhouse gases and air pollution than petrol. That's why interest in purchasing an electric vehicle is increasing.
electric car uses a battery to run,where a petrol car uses petrol engine to run
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Apart from the power train there is almost no difference whatsoever. They all have a frame or chassis, 4 wheels, suspension and other running gear, there might be small differences to accommodate the extra power source and supply (i.e. batteries, fuel tank, motors, etc.) but nothing significant. Hybrid cars are an engineering exercise on packaging, it is difficult to fit 2 sufficiently powerful engines in a car and their fuel supplies without making the car drasticlly bigger and heavier than a comparable single power source car.Both use internal combustion engines that use gasoline. Both use a transmission to maximize ratio of rpm and speed. Both are equipped with internal climate control mechanisms.
Some newer cars are designed to leave the radio,electric window operable for about 10 mins. after engine is shut off. or door is opened
Well people uses more motorcycles then cars because when there's some traffic they can just slide in between the cars and pass and for the cars it takes longer they can't just slide and pass, they have to wait their turn. :)
Electric cars themselves do cause pollution.1. The electric motors can create ozone as the result of electric discharges in the air.2. Anything that heats air above about 200 degrees can create nitrogen oxides.3. The electric generating station produces pollution depending on how the electricity is produced. If the power plant uses fossil fuels such as coal, oil or gas, then it produces ash, soot, CO2 and NOx. A hydroelectric plant disrupts natural rivers, while a nuclear plant produces spent fuel rods.Electric cars don't eliminate pollution; they just move it someplace else. Answer: Did some calculations around one specific electric car (the Zenn) and its operating CO2 footprint.Based on a 58 km operating range and 7 kw-hr to charge for that distance and the CO2/MW-hr of the Canadian Provinces' electrical supplies as detailed in the CAPP GHG Calculation handbook there were some interesting findings. A Zenn would be responsible for 120 gm CO2/km in Alberta, 125 in NE BC and 109 in Saskatchewan. The other Provinces have more hydro and nuclear so the CO2 ownership is between 4 and 36 gm/km.A Prius produces 100gm CO2/km if it lives up to its 4 liter/100km rating. The Zenn is almost as good as a Prius even in the Provinces with the dirtiest electricity and way better in the rest.For other eco-sensitive cars at 5 to 7 liters/100km the Zenn would meet or beat all comers
Normal cars use petrol or diesel and have an internal combustion engine while an electric car uses an electric motor and uses electricity to power it.
The main difference is in hybrid cars there are a small petrol engine and a electric motor. When the car is driving along at slower speeds the Electric motor is driving the car while the petrol engine recharges the battery but when the speed is greater the Engine And Electric Motor Drives The Car
Regular RC cars are generally electrically powered by batteries whereas petrol RC cars run on a fuel as they have a small engine. The other main difference between the two is performance. A petrol RC car will be able to go much faster than a standard electric RC car.
Stop using petrol cars and start using electric cars!
Internal combustion engines constantly pump out CO2 into the atmosphere and are one of the main leaders in global warming while Electric Cars have Zero Emissions.
i dont think they run on petrol but i think they did have ford cars back then
they run on petrol,nitro or electric
Parallel hybrids: These have a fuel tank that supplies petrol to the engine as well as a set of batteries that supplies power to the electric motor. Both the engine and the electric motor can turn the transmission at the same time. Series hybrids: These vehicles have a petrol engine that turns a generator. The generator can do two things. It can either charge the batteries or power an electric motor that drives the transmission. In these types of hybrids the petrol engine never directly powers the vehicle.
a motor normally uses electricity and an engine usees petrol or diesel... correct if wrong please
Steam engines and before that it was good old pedal power There were some electric cars to, such as the Baker Electric.
No difference, petrol cars have fuel tanks which are highly flammable but electric cars have heavy batteries that have cables running through the car which use high voltage electricity of 120-144 volts which could be dangerously exposed in the event of an accident. However, that is only one aspect and I am just a student but both factors seem equally dangerous. Hope that helped!
petrol cars are cars with petrol in them lol