An electric car, as the name implies, is a vehicle that has one or more engines powered by electricity, unlike gasoline or diesel engines that have the vast majority of current cars. Today, we can find electric motors of all sizes, which propel up to a radio-controlled car to a locomotive. The operation of these vehicles depends on their batteries at 100%, so once the battery is used up, it can be charged on contact with the electric net. In these engines, the principal virtues are that they have less weight and are technically less complex.

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Although at the economy level, the electric vehicle has a higher cost than hybrid or fuel vehicles, these have a large number of advantages that make them a good option for everyday transport. Among these advantages, it can be mentioned that the economic savings increase, since the electric recharge is cheaper than the fuel, in turn, an environmental benefit is also seen since with the use of these the level of dioxide emissions is significantly reduced of carbon (CO2) to the atmosphere.

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To recharge these cars are different types of recharges, which depend on the type of recharging station present in the country, among the types we can mention the quick recharge: which charges the battery around 80% in 30 minutes but requires a high capacity at the recharging point or home recharge where recharging points are installed in the home, these last about 8 hours to charge 100% of the battery.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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