Electric motorcycles, like e-cars, are the future of the automotive industry. Many electric-powered models are already available – in addition to environmental concerns, they are also popular for their performance and cost-effective operation.
Electric cars are becoming less and less different from internal combustion vehicles in terms of power, speed, as well as range. The lithium-ion batteries for electric cars produced today keep the ranges of electric cars at no less than 400 km.
Passenger and freight transport is estimated to account for 20% of Europe’s total CO2 emissions, which is why the European Union continues to set new limits on the sector’s emissions. For example, the current regulation provides for a further 15% reduction in CO2 emissions for all vehicles by 2025.
More and more green technologies are emerging every year – also in the automotive sector and manufacturing. Public electric transportation, the use of hydrogen and recycling of plastics are just some of the solutions that represent real opportunities for the environment.
In the production of modern cars, ensuring maximum passenger safety is of utmost importance. One way to achieve this is through the use of advanced materials.
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