It's not just the automotive industry that is changing. The energy sector, too, is undergoing a radical transformation. The alternatives to fossil fuels are coming in many forms and one of the most popular is electric vehicles (EVs). In fact, Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF) predicts that by 2040 more than half of all new cars will be electric. This has led to a surge in EV production from manufacturers. 

E-vehicles are becoming more popular for a variety of reasons. One reason is that the prices of these vehicles are decreasing. For example, in the US, the average price for an EV has dropped over the last ten years. Another reason is that they have increased range and charge time. The average range for an EV has increased from 100 miles to 240 miles. And the charge time is also increasing - it now takes about 30 minutes to charge an EV battery instead of eight hours as it did a decade ago.

As more countries adopt e-vehicles as their primary vehicles, there will be fewer emissions and pollution in our atmosphere which will lead to cleaner air and better health conditions for people around the world. We can see an increasing trend in electric vehicles in the last few years. There are many reasons for this, but the most important one is the environmental benefits.

The increasing demand for electric vehicles is due to many factors, but the main reason is the environmental benefits. Electric cars are much more environmentally friendly than their gas counterparts and they don’t produce any emissions when they run on electricity.