Why Electric?Types of Electric Cars
Types of Electric Cars
Electric Only Vehicles
Electric-only vehicles with very low running costs to use on a daily commute or lots of local journeys, with ranges varying from about 100-250 miles plus, and as little as £1.80 for a full charge these cars really suit a lot of peoples needs and zero road tax or the congestion charge.
Electric Cars With Range Extenders
Electric cars with range extenders give extra security for longer trips around 100 miles electric with the option to turn on the onboard petrol generator to keep the battery topped up around an extra 100 miles, allowing for unlimited refills at the petrol station and none of the worry about charge.
Plug-in Hybrids
Plug-in hybrids (PHEVs) plug in to charge up and /or use the efficient petrol engine as you drive, with an average battery charge of around 30 miles and onboard generators to recharge battery unit as you drive and unlimited from the petrol engine, this is a good option to higher mileage users.
Petrol/electric hybrids
Petrol/electric hybrids, as easy to use as conventional cars with the benefits of cheaper motoring and cleaner travel, vehicle runs fully on petrol with onboard battery unit charged via the hybrid system, maximising fuel consumption, a perfect option for high mileage users.
