EV Technology

Electric Vehicle (EV) technology involves using electricity stored in batteries to power cars instead of traditional gasoline. The main components include a high-capacity battery, an electric motor, and a controller that manages power flow. When you charge the EV, energy is stored in the battery. During driving, the motor converts this stored electricity into movement. EVs often have regenerative braking, which recovers energy when slowing down. This technology results in lower emissions, quieter operation, and fewer moving parts than conventional cars, offering an efficient, sustainable alternative for transportation.