Electric Vehicles Keep Our Earth Cleaner and Help Preserve Our Natural Resources

We need smart electric vehicles that interact with smart electricity grids so cars can charge up on green power.

They need to cost less to operate on a per mile basis and maintenance issues will be drastically reduced.

And they are gaining attention as clean, fun, and high-tech.

These vehicles are perhaps the most environmentally harmless means of motorized transportation that we can choose from.

What if, rather than engineering these cars to be the best possible compromise for your average driver, we instead created vehicles that could learn and optimize their performance according to the drivers specific commute, and even driving style.

Most of these built today are made by small car companies, or by people who build them in their own garages as a hobby.

Other people convert regular cars into battery powered vehicles this is by far the lowest price way and follows the way of developing these cars like in the 1950s just look where we are today with the gas powered cars that came out of that era.

Indeed, we are literally in the drivers seat of plug-in vehicles.

These are by far the most efficient motorized vehicles in the world and use 3-4 times LESS energy than hydrogen fuel cell cars

The automobile market is changing and customer acceptance of these cars is increasing but many think it will take at least another 5-10 years for people to believe that these cars are good as or better than their fossil fueled predecessors.

There are too many skeptics when it comes to electric vehicles but we all need to reduce our CO2 output and this initiative is taking a huge leap in that direction.

Battery powered vehicles cost significantly more than gasoline vehicles, mostly because their advanced battery packs are expensive to produce-especially in small volumes. But when there is no need for tune-ups, air filters, emissions controls, or exhaust systems. There is no telling what a back yard mechanic can accomplish.

Let me ask you this question? Why don't you have an electric car yet? Is it because you think it's too expensive?