Any locomotive that does not have a fuel tank is referred to as an Electric Vehicle. Important Note: Before we dive in I would like to mention that the term Electric Vehicle is a vast ground.

So in this article letвЂ™s break down an Electric Vehicle to its bones and flesh to learn about them. While the changes are underway, it is time for us as engineers to understand whatвЂ™s under the hood of an Electric car and how they work. And because of them there have also been many technology breakthroughs in the area of batteries and motors of an Electric Vehicle. In the past few years there have emerged many successful Electric Vehicle manufactures like Tesla, Kia Soul, Navistar and Kandi to name a few. This change has already begun to show symptoms. Or should I also include the Space, where there is already one Tesla car traveling beyond Mars as I write this article.

Considering all these facts it is pretty much evident that very soon we will find Electric Cars zooming all around our Roads. The market and consumers are in need for a cheaper personal transportation and even on top of that, the government has started supporting Electric Vehicles through its policies. Owing to that, all major IC Engine Car manufacturers like Ford and GM are slowly turning their attention towards the Electric Vehicles. That is almost 41 times of what it is today, with the increasing demand of fossil fuel and problems with pollution it seems most likely to happen. According to a forecast by International Energy Agency, the use of Electric Vehicles will grow from 3 million to 125 million by the year 2030.

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