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Electric Vehicles (EVs) are reshaping the automotive world — but can they really outperform traditional Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) cars?
EV Cars: Instant torque, smoother acceleration, and fewer moving parts. ICE Cars: Slower response, mechanical lag, but still dominant in top speed.
EV Cars: Fewer maintenance needs (no oil changes, no complex engines). ICE Cars: Regular oil, filters, and engine servicing required.
EV Cars: Electricity is cheaper than fuel; charging at home reduces costs. ICE Cars: Petrol and diesel prices keep rising globally.
EV Cars: Zero tailpipe emissions; cleaner cities and lower CO₂ footprint. ICE Cars: Major contributor to pollution and greenhouse gases.
EV Cars: Limited range (200–400 miles); charging takes longer. ICE Cars: Long range and quick refueling at any gas station.
EV Cars: Higher upfront cost due to batteries, but prices are dropping. ICE Cars: More affordable to buy, but costlier to own long-term.
EV Cars: Growing global charging network, but still limited in rural areas. ICE Cars: Mature infrastructure worldwide.
EV Cars: Quieter, smoother, and tech-packed (AI, smart infotainment). ICE Cars: Classic driving feel and engine sound.
EVs dominate in efficiency, cost, and sustainability. ICE cars still excel in range and refueling convenience.
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