Transport is the largest emitting sector of our economy & it adds to around one-fifth of global greenhouse gas emissions, whilst being a major contributor towards severe air pollution. Converting to Electric Vehicles (EVs) represents a promising path to decarbonize the transport sector, with potentially significant co-benefits for human well-being.

Why should you consider buying an electric vehicle?

Saving the planet is as easy as riding an electric vehicle!

We’re at a critical moment when it comes to battling the climate crisis & EVs hold the way to permanent solutions of a better, cleaner & greener world for the sustainability of its populace.

When you drive an EV, there are no emissions emerging from the tailpipe. Unlike an internal combustion engine, an electric motor avoids spewing smog-forming pollutants and greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. This means that your vehicle won’t be causing harmful air-pollution that people breathe in or that adds to climate change.
EVs have numerous advantages over conventional vehicles from bettering the quality of the air, to improving energy efficiency. And are thus a significant tool in worldwide efforts to reduce our carbon emissions.

Owning an electric car means never having to take the vehicle in for oil changes and tune-ups, and there are far fewer moving parts that would eventually fail and need replacing, as compared to conventional vehicles.

Now that’s about ‘why’ you should consider buying an EV. Now, the question arises, ‘which’ electric vehicle to finally go for, and what all should you consider?

Given the increasing popularity of electric scooters, it's no wonder that there are so many different choices now available in the market. It's easy for a newbie to the electric scooter world to be overwhelmed by every one of the various options laid out before them.
Let’s explore some of the different factors you should keep in mind if you're considering purchasing an EV.