Electric cars are ever more appealing in a world where reducing carbon emissions and pollution is a growing concern for many people. Research has shown that electric cars are better for the environment. They emit less greenhouse gases and air pollutants over their life than a petrol or diesel car. This is even after the production of the vehicle and the generation of the electricity required to fuel them is considered.
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India has long struggled with pollution. In fact, according to the World Economic Forum, in February, India was home to six out of 10 of the world's most polluted cities.
On March 25, when India ordered a since-extended 21-day lockdown amid the spread of the coronavirus pandemic, it created the world's largest lockdown, encompassing 1.3 billion people.
With that many people home, traffic is virtually nonexistent, factories are closed, and construction has come to a halt, leading to a noticeable reduction in smog and air pollution.
So, keeping an eye out for the environment and the future generations, we aim to promote a sustainable future. The switch from combustion to electric vehicles is definitely a step towards that.