All cars have similar body parts, but they’re are powered differently. Electric vehicles are in the spotlight these days. For decades vehicles have been using ordinary petrol and diesel but things have changed tremendously.

More emphasis is on electric-powered cars. The question is, Are electric cars the future? No one can predict the future with accuracy but, electric vehicles have a part to play for a certain. Most of the big giant companies are joining the production of electric-powered vehicles. That gives a clear idea of where the industry is heading. How are electric vehicles powered? Real electric cars have electric motors powered by rechargeable electric batteries. The first-ever working electric car emerged in the 1880s, before related electrically powered vehicles such as NASA’s Lunar Roving Vehicles, Tesla cars, and Jaguar Lands Rover I-Pace resurfaced. Electric cars are powered primarily by electricity which means that they do not rely on petrol or diesel to function or work. They classified them as zero tailpipe emissions from these cars. Research shows that internal combustion cars contribute to global warming, not environmentally friendly and are very noisy. Future projections indicate that there will be more electric-powered vehicles available because the world embracing the use and switching to the use of electric cars.

While electric cars are slowly evading the automobile market, they are a better option than internal combustion vehicles because they use electricity as a source of energy which is a clean source of energy, in comparison to petrol and diesel vehicles. Electric cars are also quieter and are energy efficient