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Electric cars are energy efficient
Electric cars use electricity up to a third more efficiently than conventional cars use fuel to run a car. Electric cars source electricity from a power grid and store it in the car's battery. This electricity is then converted into mechanical energy by the electric motor to power the car.

Save money on fuel
The rising cost of fuel is making diesel and petrol cars increasingly expensive to run. This is not an issue for BEV owners as fully electric cars don't require fuel. This saves electric car owners money spent on fuel and the time spent queuing up.

Electric cars emit zero direct emissions
Direct emissions refer to the pollution emitted when the vehicle is being used on the road. Conventional vehicles use an internal combustion engine (ICE) which produces direct emissions through the vehicle's tailpipe – known as tailpipe emissions. ICE also produce direct emissions through the fuel system during evaporation.

Home charging points make electric cars more convenient
It can be time consuming to take out time to visit a petrol station in-between your busy schedule and then queue up to get the tank full. If you have a home charger, you can recharge your electric car from the comfort of your own home. This helps in avoiding waiting in long queues for fuel and it means that you can recharge your car at any hour of the day.

Electric cars require lower maintenance
Conventional cars use a combustion engine which has hundreds of moving parts that increases their chances of breaking down. These parts also need to be lubricated from time to time to keep them running smoothly.

Electric cars are fast and have better performance
The driving experience is different with electric cars – they usually feel responsive as the torque is near-instant once they're put in motion. In fact, some electric cars are even faster than supercars! This can make a thrilling driving experience. Electric cars are also lighter, which enhances the car's performance.

Electric cars are easy to drive
Electric cars are simple to drive – they have only one gear, so you don't need to keep shifting between gears. It also means that electric cars don't stall.

Improvement in infrastructure as EVs grow in popularity
The increase in demand for EVs has helped support the expansion and improvement of the required infrastructure for electric cars. This has also resulted in the growth in the number of EVs produced by manufacturers and the introduction of government subsidies and grants to support the uptake of EVs.

Reduced noise pollution
Since they don't use an internal combustion engine, electric cars do not make the noises that we're used to hearing when travelling in a diesel or petrol car as there are no gears, valves, fans or engines being used when the car's in drive.