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SCIENCE
Deemed to be University
NAAC ACCREDITED WITH A++ GRADE
Proficiency Test
Electrical Vehicle
Basics Of Elecrical
Vehicles
Submitted By: Sargam Dahare (0901EE211101)
Submitted To: Prof.Vishal Choudhary
ELECTRIC VEHICLES: THE Key Insights on EV
Technology and Impact
FUTURE OF TRANSPORTATION Presented by: [Your Name]
WHAT ARE ELECTRIC VEHICLES?
- Definition:
Electric Vehicles (EVs) use electric motors powered by batteries instead of internal
combustion engines.
- Types of EVs:
1. Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs): Fully electric, no gasoline engine.
2. Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles (PHEVs): Combine battery power with a gasoline
engine.
3. Hybrid Electric Vehicles (HEVs): Use a gasoline engine with an electric motor for
efficiency.
- Significance:
EVs are crucial for reducing fossil fuel dependency and mitigating climate change.
BENEFITS OF ELECTRIC VEHICLES
- Environmental Benefits:
- Zero tailpipe emissions.
- Reduced greenhouse gas emissions compared to traditional vehicles.
- Economic Advantages:
- Lower running costs (electricity is cheaper than gasoline).
- Reduced maintenance costs due to fewer moving parts.
- Performance Perks:
- Quieter operation.
- Instant torque for better acceleration and driving experience.
CHALLENGES IN EV ADOPTION
- High Initial Costs:
- EVs, especially BEVs, have higher upfront costs mainly due to battery expenses.
- Charging Infrastructure:
- Limited number of charging stations, especially in rural areas.
- Range Anxiety:
- Concerns about the vehicle's range on a single charge.
- Government Support:
- Incentives: Tax credits, subsidies, and rebates.
- Investments in charging infrastructure.
- Future Outlook:
- EVs are set to dominate the market by mid-century.
- A key solution for sustainable and green transportation.