Latest Electric Cars - The Way of the Future

 Today, if you talk about the car of the future, it is an latest electric cars in india. In fact, the 2011 World Car of the Year is a pure electric vehicle, the Nissan Leaf.

Why should we not like electric cars? Although people may argue that electric cars still cause pollution because the factories they use to produce electricity are still pollutants, this is not necessarily true.

When your car relies on electricity, you can use more environmentally friendly and sustainable energy to generate electricity, such as wind, wave, geothermal, and solar. It does not have to be fossil fuel.

On the other hand, cars powered by gasoline or diesel will inevitably be powered by fossil fuels.

China case

Today, an often mentioned example of people’s opposition to electric vehicles is a study published by the University of Tennessee in February 2012, which showed that when China starts to use more electric vehicles, the amount of pollution people are exposed to actually increases Indeed, the emissions of electric cars themselves are lower than gasoline cars-but cars need to be recharged, and 85% of China's electricity comes from fossil fuels.

But what if China’s electricity comes from cleaner sources? Then this will be a completely different story. As the study’s author Chris Cherry said: “The study emphasizes that electric vehicles are attractive if they are powered by clean energy.

Therefore, he explained, “The focus is on deploying electric vehicles in cities with cleaner power generation.”

Clean electricity

In the UK, the green energy movement is in full swing. Major energy companies such as Centrica are investing in renewable energy technologies such as wind, biomass, solar and landfill gas.

In your own home, you can install your own solar photovoltaic panels so that you can use solar radiation to generate electricity-not sunlight, but radiation passing through clouds. This means that as long as it is daytime, even if it is cloudy, you can still produce your own energy.

If you cannot use all the electricity generated by solar panels, you can feed it into the grid and earn additional income.

According to data released by British Gas in 2011, taking all these factors into consideration, assuming you use an electric car to drive 12,000 miles a year, your solar panels can be used on their own in less than five years. In the next 20 years after that (based on the 25-year manufacturer’s performance warranty on solar panels), you will get the car’s electricity at almost no cost to you and the environment.

Today, owning an latest electric cars is more convenient than ever. You can have your own electric car charging station at home for less than £800.