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    The document compares internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles and electric vehicles (EVs) on several factors: 1. ICE vehicles require more maintenance than EVs, produce noise and pollution, and rely on petrol that is becoming more expensive and scarce. In contrast, EVs require less maintenance, produce no noise, cause less pollution, and can be powered by renewable electricity. 2. The upfront cost of EVs can be offset by their lower total cost of ownership over many years due to negligible maintenance costs compared to ICE vehicles. Additionally, the cost of EV batteries is declining significantly each year. 3. While EVs have higher emissions during manufacturing, these emissions are offset after only 1-

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    The document compares internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles and electric vehicles (EVs) on several factors: 1. ICE vehicles require more maintenance than EVs, produce noise and pollution, and rely on petrol that is becoming more expensive and scarce. In contrast, EVs require less maintenance, produce no noise, cause less pollution, and can be powered by renewable electricity. 2. The upfront cost of EVs can be offset by their lower total cost of ownership over many years due to negligible maintenance costs compared to ICE vehicles. Additionally, the cost of EV batteries is declining significantly each year. 3. While EVs have higher emissions during manufacturing, these emissions are offset after only 1-

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    Why The Age of ICE Is Over

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    The document compares internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles and electric vehicles (EVs) on several factors: 1. ICE vehicles require more maintenance than EVs, produce noise and pollution, and rely on petrol that is becoming more expensive and scarce. In contrast, EVs require less maintenance, produce no noise, cause less pollution, and can be powered by renewable electricity. 2. The upfront cost of EVs can be offset by their lower total cost of ownership over many years due to negligible maintenance costs compared to ICE vehicles. Additionally, the cost of EV batteries is declining significantly each year. 3. While EVs have higher emissions during manufacturing, these emissions are offset after only 1-

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    O U R A M A Z IN G TE A M

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    M . Sohaib Arif Fawad Mumtaz M . Azhar Saeed Usama Safdar


    JAN. 21 , 2020 •
    NUST

    Who wins the race in the long run?


    IC Engines
    VS
    Electric Cars

    ICE EV

     Requires more maintenance  Requires less Maintenance


     Produces noise  Doesn’t Produce Noise
     Fast refueling  Slow refueling
     Causes pollution in large scale  Causes less pollution
     The supply of petrol is running
     Electricity is a renewable
    out and we will one day run out
    of it
    resource
     The petrol price is increasing  Due to constant supply its
    due to high demand and price doesn’t hike a lot
    decreasing supply
    Long
    Life
    Electric vehicles don't degrade over
    time. The batteries lose about 1% of
    capacity every 30,000km (18,750
    miles).
    The upfront cost of an electric
    vehicle can be depreciated over a
    far longer time lowering the
    vehicle's total cost of ownership
    significantly - EVs will just keep on
    working
    Cost of
    Batteries
    The main cost of an electric vehicle is
    the cost of the battery.
    The price of these batteries is falling
    significantly.
    Lithium-Ion batteries cost $1,000 per
    kWh in 2010. By 2017 that cost had
    fallen to $200 per kWh, and it won't stop
    there.
    At the Tesla shareholder meeting on June
    5th of this year, Elon Musk stated that
    Tesla would be at $100 per kWh within 2
    years
    Environmental
    Effect
    The vapors given off when
    gasoline evaporates and the
    substances produced when
    gasoline is (carbon
    monoxide, burned
    particulate matter, and unburned
    nitrogen oxides,
    hydrocarbons) contribute to air
    pollution.
    Burning gasoline also produces
    carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas
    Maintenance Costs Maintenance ICE EV 10 year
    savings
    “… Electric Vehicles Oil Change 10
    changes
    0 $500

    partially Fluids 1 changes 0 $120


    compensate for high Tires 2 changes 2 changes Same
    initial purchase Muffler 1 change 0 $350
    Brakes 1 changes 0 $700
    prices by granting
    Transmission Service None $1000-2000
    savings up to 35 possible

    percent in Plug Service


    possible
    none $600-1000

    maintenance costs.”
    Will Manufacturers Stop
    Selling Diesel?
    This is already happening in some
    quarters.
    Porsche has become the latest car
    manufacturer to shun diesel engines.
    Chief executive Oliver
    confirmed in autumn 2018: 'There Blume
    will be no more diesels from
    Porsche blaming
    future,' in thefall-out from the
    the Volkswagen emissions
    groupcompany had already
    The scandal.suspended
    UK sales of diesels and the news means
    that they won't return.
    EV Emissions Debt
    According to the ICTT study,
    "An electric vehicle’s higher
    emissions during the
    manufacturing stage are paid
    off after only 2 years
    compared to driving an
    average conventional vehicle,
    a time frame that drops to
    about one and a half years if
    the car is charged using
    renewable energy."

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