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What You Need to Know About Electric City Vehicles (EVs)

About Electric City Vehicles

EVs run on an electric motor that’s powered by rechargeable batteries, freeing you from dependence on fossil fuels. Whether you’re in the market for a new car or are looking to replace your current one, an electric vehicle is an excellent choice. In addition to being a key step toward reducing carbon emissions, EVs are convenient to use. You can charge them at home overnight, at work, or at public stations owned and operated by City Light.

Electric vehicles are designed with driving range in mind, so they typically get better fuel economy ratings than gas-powered cars. A higher miles-per-gallon equivalent (MPGe) rating means a lower carbon footprint and fewer trips to the gas pump.

Tesla

The EV maker’s latest models offer class-leading range, and its battery-only models can qualify for tax incentives that can help ease initial sticker shock. The popular Model 3 has instant, punchy acceleration and a comfortable interior paired with usable real-world range.

Ford GM Power Manufacturing

The big automakers’ EV production plans are ambitious, but their dealer programs can differ. Ford’s allows dealers to opt in now and pay for EVs later, while GM is gradually reducing its dealer count through buybacks to make room for EVs.

Startup Wink Motors is taking a different approach by offering neighborhood electric vehicles. These smaller, four-door cars can’t hop on the highway, but they’re perfect for navigating urban roads. Some even have solar panels that add a quarter to a third of the battery’s charge per day. Properly equipped EVs can also be set up to send electricity back to the grid, helping stabilize the power grid during high energy usage periods.