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As the world becomes more aware of climate change and its impact on the environment, people increasingly consider alternative energy sources to power their cars. These are cars that run on electricity rather than gas and use a battery to store the electricity needed to drive them.

These vehicles can range from small and affordable to large and expensive, but one thing all have in common is that they are a lot more energy efficient than traditional cars. That’s because the efficiency of electric-powered vehicles is directly related to their energy storage capacity.

The best EVs for city driving are those with the most efficient batteries. These vehicles can charge up faster and have longer ranges than their less efficient counterparts.

They also have a more attractive interior and can come with many standard features, including air conditioning, heated seats and an electric windscreen. They also cost more to buy than conventional cars, but they can be offset by federal tax credits and utility incentives.

EVs could help utilities reduce rates for their customers, because they use less energy than a similar conventional vehicle. They could also push electricity consumption closer to the limits of a utility’s production capacity, which would help lower costs for all consumers.

In addition, if a large number of electric cars were to be driven during off-peak hours, it could help utilities make better use of their production plants that currently run only during the peak. That would also increase the amount of renewable-energy power available for sale, which could lower energy prices.