A BEV, Battery Electric Vehicle, is a pure electric vehicle. So basically it only runs on electric and nothing else. Read on to find out more about BEVs.
A battery electric vehicle runs solely on an electrically rechargeable battery. Instead of the conventional combustion engine you will have a battery instead.
Because there is no internal combustion engine, BEVs make very little noise and can stop and start very quickly due to the nature of electric vehicles. In addition, they don’t continue to burn through the energy when the vehicle stops moving because there is no need to use the chemical energy stored in the battery packs. As such, they’re perfect for city driving because they can stop and start without losing efficiency.
Other terms you may find used to describe a BEV are pure electric and only-electric, but they mean the same thing.
No harmful emissions to the environment.
There are fewer moving parts in an electric vehicle so less need for maintenances.
EVs are exempt from tax and less expensive to run, as there's no need for fuel.
Batteries can be guaranteed for up to 8 years.
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