Category: Electric Vehicle

Introduction Today, the world is suffering from rising temperatures on the planet, the greenhouse effect caused by harmful CO2 emissions into the atmosphere. A significant part of the emissions is generated by industrial facilities, as well as vehicles with internal combustion engines. While there is no viable alternative to industrial facilities and emissions there can…

Hybrid electric vehicle is a vehicle which uses a mixture of power or fuel source. It was not until 1997 that hybrid electric vehicles became popular with the introduction of Toyota Prius in Japan and then followed closely by Honda Insight which was released in 1999. At first, this new technology was deemed not necessary…

Table of Contents Introduction Products & Packaging Energy Use and Building Efficiencies Waste Management Generation and Prevention Transportation Economic Consequences Social Consequences Environmental Consequences Conclusion References Introduction Research shows that utilizing electric vehicles is good for the environment because they emit less pollution than cars running on gas or diesel. Thus, this includes both the…

The growing popularity of electric vehicles (EVs) makes people switch to them at a rapid pace. As the price of gasoline continues to grow, understanding the benefits of EVs becomes more crucial, even if a person does not seek to reduce their environmental impact. There are hindrances in peoples understanding of the benefits of EVs…

Table of Contents Introduction Description of the Situation Analysis of the Article Implications for Management Conclusion Works Cited Introduction Due to new restrictions related to harmful emissions, electric cars have attracted more attention in recent years. Modern electric vehicles have become more competitive as their characteristics are similar to conventional cars. This issue has a…

The hybrid electric vehicles are gradually gaining preference over the gasoline powered vehicles following gradual shifts the global economic dynamics. For example, The U.S. Department of Energy estimated that the United States imported about 45% of the petroleum it consumed, and transportation was responsible for two-thirds of total U.S. petroleum consumption. Unfortunately, the U.S. is…

Introduction Electric vehicles are steadily replacing petrol-driven ones as the world turns towards sustainability and an environment-friendly lifestyle. Emissions caused by standard fuels negatively impact climate change, and the continuing growth of the human population enables industries to seek alternatives to the older energy sources. The number of electric cars worldwide grew by more than…

Table of Contents Introduction Differences in Construction Differences in Cost and Maintenance Requirements Ambiguous Impact on Environment Conclusion References Introduction With increased public concern about global warming and environmental protection, electric cars have become a popular trend in the automotive industry. Electric cars are considered a sustainable alternative to conventional gasoline automobiles. Both types of…

Table of Contents Introduction Unethical Car Brands Innovation Future of the Automotive Industry Conclusion Introduction Multiple industries that have been known offenders of environmental premises are willing to make a switch to more sustainable ways. The automotive industry, in particular, has been heavily preoccupied with offering more mindful consumers options that would be less damaging…

The UK automotive manufacturing Industry The statistics show that the international manufacturers of engines have a higher tendency of locating their car manufacturing plants in the UK than other nations (Jones & Zoppo 2013). In addition, they indicate that the UK market for the electric car engines is higher than the market for the commercial…