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Electric City Vehicles Powering New York City
The electric car combines an electric motor with rechargeable batteries, freeing you from fossil fuels and reducing maintenance costs. Electric cars can be charged at home or in public charging stations, and you can buy or rent EVs through companies like ZipCar or Revel.
EVs use less gasoline than gas-powered vehicles, and the electricity they consume is cleaner and cheaper, especially when generated by renewable sources like solar or wind power. In 2021, EVs avoided the equivalent of 30 terawatt-hours of oil consumption and CO2 emissions, according to the Environmental Defense Fund.
Tesla is leading the way, with a diverse lineup of vehicles including the Model S and the Model X. It also plans to build the first public electrified road, which will let drivers charge their EVs wirelessly on a stretch of roadway.
General Motors is investing heavily in a future that has EVs as its main focus, but the company’s track record isn’t exactly stellar. Its EV1 appeared on American roads in 1996, and its follow-up models—including the Chevy Volt, which was canceled in 2013, and the Cadillac ELR, which never achieved mass production—haven’t surpassed expectations.
EVs powered by fuel cells can run on both electricity and hydrogen, with no need to switch between different energy sources. These vehicles can be refueled in minutes at a station, and they are popular with ride-sharing services, which charge customers by the minute or hour. The city’s public EV charging network, PlugNYC, will feature Level 2 chargers, as well as DC fast-charging hubs, in NYC parking lots and garages.
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