The biggest benefit of electric cars is obvious — you no longer need gas. 

2 Low-maintenance

Beyond the fuel-saving benefit, electric vehicles offer another major cost savings on maintenance. Since an electric vehicles is fully electric, it doesn’t require oil to lubricate an engine. That means oil changes become a thing of the past. The same is true for a lot of other expensive engine work that could afflict a gas-powered car. Brakes won’t wear as quickly, either, so you won’t need to replace pads as often as you do on a normal car.

3 Tax credits and incentives

Electric vehicles aren’t just less costly to own in terms of maintenance. They can come with federal tax credits and other state and local incentives.

The main hurdle of electric car ownership concerns ranges and the anxiety that you’ll run out of juice when you’re nowhere near a charging station. However, as battery technology improves, so will range, and those challenges begin to fade

2 Costly battery replacement

Although  electric vehicles ownership eliminates many maintenance hassles such as oil changes, it can also lead to big expenses. These are mostly because of batteries mounted in modern electric vehicles. Overall battery life is expected to be around a decade, and replacement battery packs can be costly. 

 3 Electricity still costs money

Finally, electric vehicles ownership doesn’t eliminate fuel costs. As mentioned, electricity isn’t free — and charging during peak hours can add to your utility bills.  

The goal of vehicle-integrated photovoltaics (utilizing the generation of a voltage when radiant energy falls  ) is to enable  electric vehicles to recharge without stopping. Unlike traditional EVs that must periodically pull over to recharge batteries during a long road trip, solar cars can keep on going.

Electric cars and trucks embedded with photovoltaic cells can convert energy from sunlight into electricity. Storing solar energy in batteries enables them to run smoothly at night or in the absence of direct sunlight.

A solar car is a  solar vehicle used for land transport. Solar cars usually run on only power from the sun, although some models will supplement that power using a battery, or use solar panels to recharge batteries or run auxiliary systems for a car that mainly uses battery power

 It’s better voor the inverment

you save thousands of euros.

It acelarat very fast.

safer than the safest  Volvo 

Cons

It’s very expensive 

A Tesla is like 70 K  and ist not even te best one

You have to refuel every 300 km and than you have to what like 30 minutes.

making electricity is bad voor the invaerment too.

When the battery of the car is broken you have to pay 15000 euro voor a new battery 

Con, they have a lot less kilometres to drive without charging it

Pro, you don’t have to pay for every tank you drive 

Con, the charging takes time so you can’t just pump your tank full and go

Pro, it costs less because the government pays a part

Con, it has a lack of power 

Pro, it has no imissions 

Con, they can be more expensive then a gas car even with the subside 

 

 

 

There are a lot of electric cars on the market with big brands like Audi and Volkswagen. There are also companies that focus completely on electric cars like Tesla. If you want to buy a Tesla it costs between 55.000 euros and 105.000 euros 

 

An Audi e-tron (the electric car of Audi) cost you 69.000 euros 

 

An Volkswagen Golf electric costs you 25.000 euros


(Thomas)