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Electric cars can certainly cut down on pollution in crowded cities, but as long as the electricity that powers the cars come from power stations running on fossil fuels, the overall improvement isn't that big.
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You should switch to electric cars because there cheaper to drive and they have zero emissions. The electricity created to power electric cars also is less pollutant then gasoline vehicles.
Transport does require energy. Depending on the type of transport the energy may come in the form of fuel electricity or human power. For example cars require fuel such as gasoline or diesel; electric vehicles require electricity; and bicycles require human power. Cars: fuel such as gasoline or diesel Electric vehicles: electricity Bicycles: human power
Daimler introduced electric windows in cars in 1948.
no, they are simply the boon of techno related to electricity and aeronautics.
Like the first cars that were invented. The first ever cars had no electricity. It just means you wont have a radio, electric windows, air conditioning or computer systems (such as ABS).
1970 Electric cars were popular back in the late 19th century.
Electric cars are vehicles that run solely on electricity. This is done by the use of storing electricity in on board batteries. The batteries then power the electric motor which turn the electricity into mechanical energy to propel the vehicle.
Gasoline cars are faster than their electric counterparts. At least they are for now.
The problem with electric cars is, where does the electricity come from to charge them up? Most electricity is generated by burning coal or oil. Some is hydroelectric, and some is generated by burning natural gas. If you are burning oil or natural gas to generate electricity for your electric car, you are WASTING half of it; it would be better to carry the oil or natural gas with you, and use it for fuel. The only electricity source that really makes sense for electric cars is something that cannot be made portable, and produces less total pollution that burning gas; nuclear or hydroelectric powerplants. Unfortunately, there isn't nearly enough nuclear or hydro power to waste on electric cars.
Ethanol is a combustible fluid, which is burned in internal combustion engines just as gasoline is. Electric cars (not hybrids) do not run on internal combustion engines, they run on electricity provided by batteries, which is used to operate electric motors. Hybrids have both features, they can run on fuel or on electricity.