Latest Electric Cars in India - The Car Of The Future?

In the early 90s, electric vehicles were the dream of electric vehicles, but by 1997, Toyota introduced hybrid electric vehicles called Toyota Prius, and they were soon on our roads (especially in Los Angeles!) has become a common phenomenon. Other manufacturers have taken some time to catch up, but it is expected that various automakers will launch more electric vehicles in the next few years.

Mainstream manufacturers such as Vauxhall and Ford plan to launch their first electric cars in India as early as 2013, while Peugeot, Citroen and Renault have already launched their first electric car products , And is working to expand its range and improve the performance of its electric vehicles.

There are always many problems with electric vehicles. The biggest problem at the moment is range. Many of these cars have only a 100-mile radius, plus 9 hours of charging time. Obviously, this limits the sales of vehicles already on the market. Can you imagine how long it would take to drive from London to Scotland if you had to rest nine hours an hour? Moreover, you must also take a circuit to ensure that you reach the charging point at the end of the 100 miles. If you need to do more than a short trip in town, it is not the most convenient vehicle!

In addition to the mileage of latest electric cars in India, there is another bigger problem, which is noise. Electric cars are almost silent, which is a big problem with visual impairment. A global standard noise will be created to ensure that all electric cars sound the same. Although it has not yet been approved, this work has been put into production. Steve Levine (Steve Levine) is a leading music producer, his talents are usually aimed at graphic music. When Steve was researching the sound of choice for electric cars, most people preferred it to sound similar to ordinary gasoline or diesel cars. The important thing is that the person being questioned also wants to hear the gear changes, so the sound from the engine is not constant! These electric engines are closed, so although New car brands in India repairs in the traditional sense still require some form of annual inspection, I still think that these vehicles will still need some form of annual inspection because there is still a lot of movement to consider part.