Electric Vehicle. A cyclical story of death and resurrection.
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.24084/repqj08.490Abstract
An electric car is powered by an electric motor
instead of a gasoline engine. The electric motor gets energy
from a controller, which regulates the amount of power. The
electric car (EV) uses energy stored in its rechargeable
batteries, which are recharged by common household
electricity.
Historically, EVs have not been widely adopted because of
limited driving range before needing to be recharged, long
recharging times, and a lack of commitment by automakers to
produce and market electric cars that have all the creature
comforts of gas-powered cars. That’s changing. As battery
technology improves (increasing energy storage and reducing
cost).
Electric cars no produce CO2 emissions, reduce our dependency
on oil, and are cheaper to operate. Of course, the process of
producing the electricity produce emissions, but even dirty
electricity used in electric cars usually reduces our collective
carbon footprint.
It showed briefly the evolution of electric vehicles associated
with the technological advances and costs.