ZERO Emissions

Creating a zero emission society is a brave vision, one which will involve mass production, supplying thousands of cars to markets around the world. Extensive collaboration with multiple countries and their governments, electricity providers and specialists who can help us create the infrastructure to make the system work for everyone.Efficiencies in electric vehicle technology go beyond the powerful, light, easily rechargeable lithium-ion batteries. Electric vehicles have the highest rate of tank to wheel energy conversion, and the CO2 emissions from source of fuel to driven wheel are massively reduced compared to conventional power units. EVs have a better conversion rate compared to other fuel cell technology. In addition, Fuel Cell Vehicles and EVs produce no emissions, and EVs use 100% of the energy it produces (compared to 80% for a standard fuel vehicle).

Clean – No CO2 Emissions – cleaner environment Quiet – No Engine Noise Low running costs – Fewer moving parts so lower service and maintenance costs – Estimated driving car 100km will cost in the region of €1 (average family 1.5 litre diesel car 100km will cost in the region of €8 – Diesel car fuel costs are calculated for 1.5 litre diesel vehicle returning 5.2litres per 100km @ €1.54 per litre.) At Home Charging – no inconvenience of having to stop at service stations . How much is the Road Tax? Currently lowest bracket road tax at €120.

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