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Future of Automotive Industry - Electric or Electrified
Future of Automotive Industry - Electric or Electrified
Future of Automotive Industry - Electric or Electrified
Slide 1: Introduction
• Electric vehicles (EVs) are powered solely by electricity and have no internal
combustion engine.
• EVs are becoming increasingly popular due to their environmental benefits, cost
savings, and convenience.
• EVs are becoming more affordable and have a range of up to 300 miles on a single
charge.
• EVs are more efficient than traditional vehicles, resulting in lower fuel costs
and fewer emissions.
• EVs are quieter and require less maintenance than traditional vehicles.
• EVs are more convenient, as they can be charged at home or at public charging
stations.
• EVs have a limited range, which can be a problem for long-distance travel.
• EVs require a large upfront cost, which can be a barrier for some consumers.
• EVs require access to charging infrastructure, which is not always available in
rural areas.
• Electrified vehicles have a limited range, which can be a problem for long-
distance travel.
• Electrified vehicles require a large upfront cost, which can be a barrier for
some consumers.
• Electrified vehicles require access to charging infrastructure, which is not
always available in rural areas.
Slide 8: Conclusion
• Electric and electrified vehicles are becoming increasingly popular due to their
environmental benefits, cost savings, and convenience.
• However, both types of vehicles have their own challenges, such as limited range
and high upfront costs.
• The future of the automotive industry will depend on how these challenges are
addressed.