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People become more conscious about the environment and look for ways to reduce their carbon footprint. Cars and other vehicles emit gases and chemicals. Is there any alternative to such vehicles? Of course! Electric cars have become increasingly popular in recent years because of their overall performance and eco-friendliness, but the price is a significant barrier to EV expansion.  Many potential buyers ask whether electric cars use power when not moving. Yes, your car may use the battery power because of the running air conditioner, LED, and sound system. In this blog, I am going to explore this question and provide relevant information. Overview of Electric Car Power Usage Electric cars use an electric motor powered by a battery pack to drive the wheels. The battery pack provides the energy required to run the electric motor, and the motor provides the power to move the car. The battery pack also powers the car's auxiliary systems, such as the lights, heating, and air conditioni

Electric vehicles (EVs) are becoming more popular as the world moves towards greener energy sources. Many people are now considering purchasing an EV to reduce their carbon footprint and save money on fuel costs. However, are you wondering about the essentiality of a break-in period? Is it necessary after buying an Electric car? Today, I am going to cover all your doubts regarding the importance of a break-in period to ensure a smooth and efficient driving experience.  First, let’s look at the following: What is a Break-in Period? A break-in period is a time during which a new vehicle is driven in a certain way to ensure that all the components are working correctly. It ensures the vehicle runs smoothly and efficiently for its entire lifespan. However, the question remains- is it essential for an EV? Do Electric Vehicles Need a Break-in Period? Most EV manufacturing brands do not recommend a break-in period because electric vehicles have fewer moving parts than gasoline engines. It mea

Electric vehicles have fewer components than traditional gasoline cars. The most important components are batteries, motors, braking systems, and tires. I have written plenty of blogs on other component parts. Today, I am writing about EV tires because many EV enthusiasts often ask how long tires last on an electric vehicle. On average, EV tires last anywhere from 25,000 miles to 50,000 miles, depending on several factors, which I am going to tell you today.   3 Significant Factors that Affect Your EV Tire Lifespan Driving habits, road conditions, and the type of tires are the primary factors in determining the durability and overall performance of EV tires or tires in general. Here are these factors in detail: Your Driving Habit Are you adventurous? Do you prefer aggressive driving, hard braking, and accelerating? An EV may not be the best choice for you, even if you have high-quality tires. Generally, the tires wear down faster in such situations because they are put under more stres

Electric cars are an excellent alternative to traditional gasoline-powered cars because they offer several advantages, such as reduced emissions, lower operating costs, and a smooth driving experience. However, there are several myths and misconceptions about electric cars, and one of the most common is that they lose charge when parked. In this blog, I am going to explain the concept and factors that affect battery life. Do Electric Cars Lose Charge When Parked? Electric cars do not lose charge when parked. When an electric car is parked and turned off, its battery management system enters a sleep mode to conserve energy.  It is true that this battery management system uses a small amount of energy to maintain the battery's charge level. Still, this amount is negligible and does not significantly impact the battery's overall range. However, if an electric car is parked for an extended period, such as several weeks or months, the battery may lose charge due to self-discharge. 

Electric vehicles (EVs) have revolutionized the automotive industry, indeed! EVs offer eco-friendliness and efficiency, but with the increased global adoption of EVs, it is important to understand what happens when an EV battery dies because it is one of the important components of the model. In this blog, I am going to cover different aspects of electric vehicle battery failure and, most importantly, how you can determine such issues early.  Without wasting time, let’s dive into the main reasons for EV battery issues.  Want to Know 4 Reasons for Electric Vehicle Battery Failure? Generally, EV batteries are long-lasting; if you invest in a non-branded e-bike or e-car, you will face such issues more often because manufacturers cut costs by providing low-quality components. Here I am writing the most common causes of battery failure in EVs: Age of the EV Battery Like all batteries, EV batteries have a limited lifespan. Depending on the brand and model of the EV, the battery lasts anywher