Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
May 2018
Ajay Arora
Internal Combustion Engines – the Silent killer ?
Emissions controversy (Europe & US) – Demise of Diesel ?
India to Switch to all-electric cars by 2030
Tesla, the Electric Car manufacturer overtakes the Market
Cap of General Motors
Electric
Vehicles
Autonomous
Vehicles
Plug-in Hybrid
All Electric *Conventional
Electric
Vehicles (AEVs) Hybrids
Vehicles (PHEV)
Fuel Cell
Battery Electric Electric
Vehicles (BEVs) Vehicles
(FCEVs)
*Conventional hybrids, unlike all others cannot be plugged in; they are fitted with Gasoline tank and
also have a battery pack which is charged onboard. Therefore they are not EVs, as such.
Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs) Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles (FCEVs)
- Powered by Battery Charged - Fuel cells in vehicles generate
by Electricity from the grid electricity to power the motor,
- Also capable of generating generally using oxygen from the air
electricity through and compressed hydrogen.
regenerative braking - Zero-emissions vehicles, emit only
water and heat
After Sales : Less wear and tear due to 80% fewer moving parts thus
negatively impacting aftersales business
Global electric vehicle fleet surpassed 1 Million in 2015, later doubled in 2016
Norway has the highest penetration - electric and hybrid vehicles accounted
52% of its total car sales in 2017
China, France and the United Kingdom – 1.5% share of car market
In terms of volume, China accounts for nearly 40% of the world’s total electric
car sales
(Chinese OEMs produced 43% of the 8.73 lac EVs built worldwide in 2016)
With more than 200 Million electric two-wheelers, 3.3 to 4 Million low-speed
electric vehicles (LSEVs) and over 300K electric buses (as of 2017), China is
currently the global leader in the electric mobility race