The range of an EV is the distance it can cover on a single charge (discharged from 100% to 0%). Every EV’s range differs on different factors like its battery capacity, motor power, powertrain, driving conditions & driver’s handling, etc.

Electric cars in India are generally considered safe. They undergo vigorous testing and safety checks and every manufacturer/brand ensures that their products pass the compliances and standards set in India.

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Yes, EVs can help you save significant amounts of money as the electricity cost needed for charging is usually cheaper than petrol or diesel and the operating/maintenance cost of EVs are very economical.

Lithium-ion batteries are most popular in EVs due to their high energy density, long cycle life & efficiency. Other types of batteries used in EV vehicles include Lead Acid, Nickel Metal Hydride, Solid State and, Lithium Iron Phosphate or LiFo.

The battery, motor, and associated electronics require little or no routine ev battery maintenance. Fewer fluids, such as engine oil, require regular service. The use of regenerative braking significantly decreases brake wear. There are far fewer moving parts than in a typical fuel engine.

All major cities including Bangalore, Delhi, Noida, Mumbai, Kolkata, Hyderabad & Chennai already have a good EV charging infrastructure. In the coming years, charging stations can easily be accessible in all other cities across the country as well.