FAQs

1. What is an Electric Vehicle (EV)?

An Electric Vehicle (EV) is a car that runs entirely on electricity, powered by an electric motor and charged through an electric battery. Unlike traditional vehicles, EVs do not use gasoline or diesel and produce zero tailpipe emissions, making them more eco-friendly.

2. How far can an EV go on a single charge?

The range of an electric vehicle varies depending on the make and model. Most EVs today offer a range between 150 to 370 miles per charge. You can check the specific range for each model we offer at our virtual showroom.

3. How long does it take to charge an EV?

They provide 6-8 hours of ride in a single charge.

4. How do I charge my electric vehicle?

You can charge your EV at home using a Level 1 or Level 2 charger. Level 1 uses a standard household outlet, while Level 2 requires a dedicated 240-volt outlet. Additionally, public charging stations are available for fast charging while you're on the go.

5. Are there enough charging stations available?

Yes, the number of public charging stations has grown significantly in recent years. Many cities, highways, and even shopping centers have charging stations, and apps like PlugShare and ChargePoint can help you find nearby charging locations. With the increasing adoption of electric vehicles, charging infrastructure is continuously expanding.