Types of EV Vehicles and their Advantages (1)

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• Types of EV Vehicles and their Advantages
• Vehicles run primarily on fossil fuels at the
  moment, which release toxic carbon dioxide into
  our atmosphere. However, there are now vehicles
  that use electricity as a form of energy and have
  no emissions. EV Battery certification courses
  have helped reduces the amount of green house
  gases in the air. One great example of electric
  cars is Tesla automobiles. There's also small
  vehicles like bicycles that can be plugged in to
  produce electricity for large cities which
  reduces pollution in urban areas and even does
  away with reliance on petroleum based products!
  Not only do we owe it to future generations to
  invest in environment friendly methods of
  transportation, but also realize how such
  innovations can propel us into the future with
  technology and create new job prospects for
  people all over the world.
• Meaning of Electric Vehicle (EV)
• There are several types of electric vehicles that
  can be driven without using petroleum-based
  fuels.
• Plug-in Electric Vehicle (PEV)
• An electric vehicle is just like any other kind
  of vehicle, except instead of getting fuel from
  growing animal or plant-matter it converts it
  into energy via combustion. This type of vehicle
  plugs into external sources of electricity to
  recharge, and then the electricity works with a
  series of batteries that store power made from
  plants and animals for use in this type of mobile
  machine.
• As per the Ex-Tesla battery engineer, PHEVs are
  also called series hybrid vehicles. They have
  both an engine and an electric motor. You can
  choose to use standard fossil fuels with it such
  as petrol, or alternatively, you can opt to
  charge the batteries externally using other green
  power sources such as bio-diesel.
• Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV)
• Fully powered by electricity. As a comparison
  hybrid and plug-in hybrids can be thought of as
  partially efficient since they require gasoline.
  All-electric vehicles (often referred to as just
  electric cars or even EV) are classified as
  battery-powered vehicles that use electric motors
  for propulsion. Lithium batteries run entirely on
  a battery-powered electric motor that uses an
  onboard rechargeable battery pack to provide
  power, which can be charged by plugging into the
  grid. BEVs run on 100 electricity and generally
  have no tailpipe emissions, making them one of
  the most environmentally friendly ways to get
  around - especially when looking at factors such
  as CO2 emissions and carbon fuel sourcing.
• Hybrid Electric Vehicle
• The vehicle in question runs off both an internal
  combustion engine as well as a battery-powered
  motor. The internal combustion engine supplies
  the battery after use, when needed replenishment
  on the go. These vehicles are more reliable than
  fully electric or plug-in hybrid vehicles because
  they don't deplete the resources of such a
  vehicle at the same rate.

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Hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs) are a type of
vehicle that contains an internal combustion
engine and also more than one electric motor. The
combustion engine primarily works off of fuel
such as gasoline or diesel, while the additional
motor is primarily powered by the batteries
inside the car. This second motor then charges
the batteries while simultaneously driving its
wheels. 4. Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle
(FCEV) The energy we use in modern life comes
from the fission of atoms. For example, an FCEV
(Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle). FCEVs are also
known as fully or zero-emission vehicles.
According to the Startup guide for EV technology,
they employ a fuel cell technology to generate
the electricity required to run the vehicle. A
chemical reaction between hydrogen and oxygen
produces electricity that drives an electric
motor at the wheels.