ELECTRIC CARS vs NORMAL CARS POWER POINT PRESENTATION .pptx

Electric cars vs normal cars

1. ELECTRIC CARS VS NORMAL CARS Team Members -

2. Introduction To compare electric cars and normal cars in terms of * Environmental Impact * Cost * Performance * Convenience

3. Environmental Impact Electric cars Zero tailpipe emissions. Lower overall greenhouse gas emissions. Dependency on electricity from renewable sources. Normal cars Emit CO2 and other pollutants. Contribute to air pollution and global warming. Dependence on fossil fuels.

4. Cost of Ownership Electric cars Higher initial purchase price. Lower maintenance costs (fewer moving parts). Lower fuel costs (electricity cheaper than gasoline) . Normal cars Lower initial purchase price. Higher maintenance costs (oil changes, engine repairs). Higher fuel costs (gasoline or diesel).

5. Performance Electric cars Instant torque and smooth acceleration. Quieter operation. Limited range (typically 100-200 miles per charge). Longer refueling time(charging). Normal cars Gradual acceleration. Louder operation. Longer range (600-700 km per tank). Quick refueling (gas stations).

6. Convenience Electric cars Home charging convenience. Expanding network of public charging stations. Limited by current charging infrastructure. Normal cars Established refueling infrastructure. More suitable for long-distance travel without frequent stops. No need for charging time.

7. Technological Advancements Electric cars Rapid advancements in battery technology. Autonomous driving features more common. Integration with smart grids and renewable energy.

8. Technological Advancements Normal cars Incremental improvements in fuel efficiency. Adoption of hybrid technology. Enhanced safety and driver-assist features.

9. Market Trends and Future Outlook Electric cars Growing market share. Major automakers investing in electric vehicle technology. Potential for widespread adoption as battery costs decrease.

10. Market Trends and Future Outlook Normal cars Gradual decline in market share. Continued presence due to established infrastructure. Hybrid cars as a transitional technology.

11. Q & A

12. Thank You