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An electric vehicle (EV) is a vehicle that runs on electric power, using one or more electric motors that are powered by rechargeable batteries, rather than relying on an internal combustion engine.

Electric vehicles are powered by electricity stored in batteries. The electricity is fed into an electric motor that powers the wheels. The motor is controlled by an on-board computer, which helps optimize energy use.

The main components of Electric Vehicle are Motor, Controller and Battery.

EV utilizes various types of motors, each offering district benefits. In India, Brushless Direct Current (BLDC) and Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motors (PMSM) are the most common choices due to their balance of performance and cost.

EV range depends on the battery size and vehicle model. Our EVs can travel between 90 to 150 kms on a full charge. The range can be increased by installing additional batteries.

Charging time varies based on the type of charger:

• Level 1 (Standard Wall Outlet): Typically takes 8-12 hours for a full charge.

• Level 2 (Home/Commercial Chargers): Usually takes 4-8 hours for a full charge.

• DC Fast Charging (Superchargers): Can charge an EV to 80% in about 30 minutes or less, depending on the vehicle and charging station.

You can charge your EV using a standard 120V wall outlet (Level 1) or a faster 240V charging station (Level 2). Many EV owners install Level 2 chargers at home for quicker charging times.

Charging costs depend on electricity rates and your vehicle’s efficiency. On average our 2 wheelers cost between INR ___and INR____per kWh , and our 3 wheelrs cost between INR___and INR___ per kWh to full charge.

The lifespan of an EV battery generally ranges from 8 to 15 years, depending on the manufacturer, battery technology, and usage.

Yes, most EV owners charge their vehicles at home using a standard electrical outlet (Level 1) or a faster Level 2 home charging station. Level 2 chargers are typically installed in a garage or parking space and provide quicker charging times compared to standard outlets.

Running out of battery is similar to running out of gas in a traditional vehicle. EVs usually have a "limp mode" to help you get to the nearest charging station, but it’s best to plan trips and monitor battery levels carefully. Some EVs also provide notifications when the battery is low

• Lower Operating Costs: EVs are cheaper to fuel and maintain, with fewer moving parts than traditional vehicles.

• Environmental Benefits: EVs produce fewer emissions and contribute to reducing air pollution and climate change.

• Government Incentives: Many regions offer rebates, tax credits, and other incentives to encourage EV adoption.

• Quiet Operation: EVs are quieter and provide a smooth, responsive driving experience.

• Convenience: Charging at home eliminates the need to visit gas stations regularly.

No, EVs generally require less maintenance. They have fewer moving parts than traditional vehicles, with no oil changes or exhaust systems to maintain. However, the battery may need to be replaced after many years.

Electric motors typically last much longer than internal combustion engines, with a lifespan of around 10 to 20 years, depending on usage, maintenance, and driving conditions

EVs are known for their instant torque, meaning they accelerate very quickly and smoothly compared to traditional vehicles. Many high-performance electric vehicles can outperform traditional vehicles in terms of speed and acceleration.