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Electric cars; the cleaner, more environmentally friendly alternative to your gas guzzler.
Skeptical About Hidden Costs Of Electric Cars? Try Changing Your Power Company Instead
Electric cars have been receiving a lot of praise for many reasons. The main one, of course, is that it is a greener option as compared to standard PUC emission cars. These options tend to be less harmful to the environment as opposed to others whose carbon emissions are higher. Major brands are now trying to come out with electric car options to please the growing market and to also do their bit to help out the environment.
By Andrea Dawson9 years ago in Wheel
Best Electric Cars You Can Buy Right Now
The popularity of the electric car is great than ever. Who would have thought that an entirely electrical car would be a practical option for the everyday commute? Most manufacturers are coming out with rival options for the growing desires of the consumer.
By Kelsey Lange9 years ago in Wheel
Why the Tesla Is the Best Car
About a month ago my boyfriend and I had the opportunity to test drive a Tesla. The car belonged to one of our good friends after we test drove the car we decided to look into what makes the car work. As we were test driving the car we noticed that the engine made no sound, there are no gears in a Tesla making the ride smooth and quiet. The car can go from slow to outstandingly fast in a matter of seconds, The increase in speed is caused by the lack of gears making it accelerate at an impressive state.
By Megan Hendricks9 years ago in Wheel
The Future of Motorsport? It's Not as Clear Cut as That.
It's been quite the fortnight for the world's premier electric racing series. Current Formula 1 champions Mercedes-Benz announced that their DTM programme will cease at the end of the 2018 season, and will be replaced by an entry into the 2019/20 Formula E season.
By Jake Callaghan9 years ago in Wheel
Are Electric Cars Going To Save The World?. Top Story - July 2017.
Will Electric cars save the world? We are living through a period of change. The ancient Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu said the only constant thing in the universe is change. What we have learned in the last 3,000 years is that all change has a price. Who pays the price and who gains the benefits, are questions that should be considered when evaluating any and all changes.
By Peter Rose9 years ago in Wheel
