Benefits of EV: While EV industry is a rapidly growing industry in India. Electric vehicles are the sustainable alternative of transportation which proves beneficial for the environment. Fossil fuels like petrol and diesel are non-renewable which are destined to come to an end one day. ICE vehicles using fossil fuels generate a huge amount of tailpipe emissions. Apart from being a sustainable option, electric vehicles have many other benefits. If you are also planning to buy a new car and feeling hesitant about switching to an EV, check out more details below.
Less Running Cost
Electric vehicles might come with a more initial cost, but they can compensate you for all the money that you have invested. It’s because electric vehicles provide impressive driving range in a single charge. Most of the electric cars in India takes 8-9 units of electricity to get fully charged.
Low Maintenance cost
When compared with ICE vehicles, electric vehicles have a significantly lower maintenance cost. EVs require less servicing than fossil fuel consuming vehicles. Thereby, you can save a big amount by switching to an EV.
Tax Savings and Incentives
In India, Government offers incentive and tax compensation on buying electric vehicle which reduces their initial buying cost. There are several schemes like Fame 2 subsidy which are offered by different State Government. So, if you switch to an EV, you can get more at a lower price with these tax compensation and subsidies.
Less Tailpipe Emissions
In comparison with Internal combustion vehicles, Electric vehicles generate zero tailpipe emissions. Thereby, when you switch to an electric vehicle you can also contribute your part in saving the environment.
Easy to Drive
Electric vehicles are much easier to drive than conventional fossil fuel consuming vehicles. ICE vehicles come with complicated controls. Whereas, electric vehicles come with automatic transmission which is relatively easy to drive.
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